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Painting New Traditions and Expressing Identity

By Ruby Stephwnson
Community Writer
09/11/2024 at 02:53 PM

 

High school is a pivotal time in a young person’s life, filled with academic challenges, personal growth, and unforgettable memories. One tradition that has gained popularity in recent years is allowing seniors to personalize their parking spaces through art. This trend, once seen as unconventional, is now celebrated for its ability to foster creativity, self-expression, and a sense of community within schools.

Grand Terrace High School brings in new traditions and new color to their campus allowing seniors to personalize and paint their reserved parking spaces.

Not only did Seniors go ahead and create spaces that represented something special to them or about them, but they spent the day among colleagues and friends, painting, creating, and sharing stories with fellow seniors about the year to come.

 

Painted parking spaces contribute significantly to the school’s atmosphere by promoting a sense of pride and unity among students. As seniors invest time and effort into designing their spots, they also build stronger connections with their peers and the school itself. These spaces become landmarks of school spirit, fostering a positive environment where students feel a deeper sense of belonging.

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