Field Day activities cap off Spring Spirit Week

Emma Accacian, Staff Writer|April 29, 2018

The first of its kind, Spring Fling Field Day was a new event April 27 hosted by ASB during Spring Spirit Week. The idea for the event came from the leadership summer executive board retreat in 2017, meant to be something to replace the usual Sadies dance. During an extended lunch on a rally schedule, ASB provided a free BBQ for students and staff along with organizing Spring Fever performances and activities for students to participate in.

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