- April 25, 2024
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FPC junior Shelby Beck rakes mulch. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC junior Moriah Duprat and freshman Rebecca Martinez touch up the Bulldog paw painting. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC junior Amy Raleigh clips a plant. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC Interact Club members Meghan McVey, Katherine Bereznicki, Rebecca Cazzaniga and Julia Hok pose after painting a wall. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC senior Peyton Halliday rakes the mulch. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC junior Liam Dineen pulls weeds in a planter outside. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC senior Veronika Potter scrapes residue off a wall. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC sophomore Miriadel Boursiquot pulls weeds in a planter. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC freshman Polina Sokolova pulls weeds. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC senior Nick Conforti touches up green paint. Photo by Paige Wilson
FPC junior Analynn Pyles and freshman Alyssia Peterson paint a hallway wall. Photo by Paige Wilson
About 150 students spent their Saturday morning cleaning the planters, repainting walls, touching up Bulldog paw prints and picking up debris around Flagler Palm Coast High School on April 7 for Give Back to FPC Day.
Student groups, sports teams, clubs and classrooms were invited to the school-wide beautification project, started by Principal Dusty Sims and Activities Director Cheryl Perry.
"In the fall, we were talking about how many things we have for kids — all the activities, clubs, sports and all that," Sims said. "We really do provide a lot for the kids. So, (Perry) had talked a little bit with SGA about giving back. ... The kids said, 'Let's do a Give Back to FPC Day.'"
Sims added that the school made sure to hold the event before it got too warm at the end of the school year.
