Students avoid Hurricane Michael on fall break

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Ben Fencl poses for a picture on his east coast fall break vacation. He visited northeast Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Fencl most enjoyed seeing all the different colored fall leaves and amazing nature scenery.

October 19, 2018

Though Hurricane Michael tormented the south during fall break, some students were able to escape the terrible weather. Fall break gives students a chance to take a hiatus from their school work and enjoy vacation.

A lot of student athletes are not able to enjoy as much freedom. Athletes stay for daily practice to prepare for upcoming playoffs.

With roughly 3,800 students lots of different exciting fall break destinations are visited throughout the week. Students went to Mexico, Florida, the Northeast United States, and many more unique places.

Ben Fencl poses for a picture on his east coast fall break vacation. He visited northeast Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Fencl most enjoyed seeing all the different colored fall leaves and amazing nature scenery.
Ben Fencl poses for a picture on his east coast fall break vacation. He visited northeast Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Fencl most enjoyed seeing all the different colored fall leaves and amazing nature scenery.
Sophomore Maggie Snow enjoys her fall break trip to South Carolina with friends. Snow was able to avoid the uncontrollable Hurricane Michael weather that forced some students to have to come home early.
Sophomore Maggie Snow enjoys her fall break trip to South Carolina with friends. Snow was able to avoid the uncontrollable Hurricane Michael weather that forced some students to have to come home early.