The Senior Class of 2024 participated in a canned food drive to benefit our local chapter of ...
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LABELLE — The Senior Class of 2024 participated in a canned food drive to benefit our local chapter of The United Way House. Thank you to Mrs. Mendoza who organized the event, the students who donated 209 cans, and the group of teachers and administrators who were willing to be pied in the face for charity. Thank you, also, to the custodians who had to clean up afterwards! To see more photos, visit LaBelle High School’s Facebook page. [Photo courtesy LaBelle High School]
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