Yesterday, students in grades 6–11 participated in the high school’s Culture Day 2025—a day designed to build connections and community. The event began with the 6th graders touring the high school campus, getting a glimpse of what lies ahead.
After the tour, all students gathered in the gym for introductions from staff. Our 10th and 11th-grade guides then organized students into groups to rotate through a series of fun and competitive activities. Some juniors helped teachers run stations like Knock Out, flag football, paired ring toss, and a school-wide Rock, Paper, Scissors battle. Other stations included paper airplane building and throwing for distance and accuracy, rock painting, and a break area with snow cones and a limbo challenge.
The morning concluded with an assembly to recognize the winners from each event, followed by a lunch of hot dogs and hamburgers.
Culture Day 2025 was a fantastic opportunity for students to connect, compete, and create lasting memories!