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Student council to take field trip

Mattie Baker, Associate Editor • April 4, 2025 • 38 Views
Mattie Baker
Smile. The student council poses for a quick group picture after packing their holiday baskets. The students filled laundry baskets with donated goods, including food, cleaning supplies and toiletries (courtesy of Jessica Hogan).

On May 27, the student council will travel to Hershey Park for their annual field trip. Students can expect to leave the school around 8:30 a.m. and leave the park at 5:30 p.m. 

Club members must have at least ten points to be eligible to go on the trip. 

“[They] will have a fun day at Hershey Park riding rides and enjoying a break from school,”  student council adviser Julie Gardner said.

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Mattie Baker, Associate Editor
I am an associate editor and this is my second year on staff! I’ve always loved reading and writing. My dream job, at the moment, is to work at Barnes & Nobles and drink Starbucks on the daily. I’m obsessed with action movies like “Bullet Train,” “John Wick” and “James Bond.” I also have a passion for art. I’ve been taking extra art classes for over 10 years! Later in my life, I hope to be a storyboard artist and author.