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10th Grade Civil Rights Trip
The 10th graders took a trip to Alabama in order to explore a life outside of Florida
They learned about the important events of the Civil Rights Movement and had the time of their lives ma h
By: Attendees from 10th Grade Trip
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the Alabama State Treasurer, invited 10th grade students into his office and had a meaningful talk about some of the aspects of serving in state government.
At Main Event, students played arcade games and even got to play laser tag
Spread By: Ana Gomes Cordeiro, Gracie Brooks, Nat Clements, and Avery Morrill
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Sydney, Abby, Gabe, and Mika enjoy each others company at the Civil and Human Rights Museum
Ebenezer Baptist Church was the place Martin Luther King Jr was baptized and served as co-pastor
Students wrap up the trip at the Civil and Human Rights Museum.
At the Varsity, students ate hot dogs, burgers, and the best frosted orange shakes
Students crossed Edmund Pettus Bridge and learned the deep history.
Lowndes County Interpretive Center featured a book which listed events that occurred in there
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were granted a private tour through the Alabama state capital building.
Students enjoyed their long bus ride to Alabama while hanging out with friends and having fun in each others company
After a long day visiting Atlanta, these students loved hanging out and eating pizza
Natalie Clements, Avery Grosshans, Lu Anne Larifla, Gracyn Haag, Brinkley Wolverton, Mika Johhnson, Kaley Earl, Sama Roncevich, Abby Swindell, Rick Allen, Ty Olsen, Johannan Chavakula, Julian Larifla, Violet Wassmann, Nolan Sanders, James
Salas Olivia Morelli, Sydney Carter, Dustin Cormier, Ethan Nguyen, Ella Napotnik, Kris Miller, Alejandro Diaz, Bethy Salyers, Avery Morrill, Logan Still, Addie Brown, Ella Krogman, Jackson Hubp, Ben Ford, Kate Davis, Gabe Rodrigez, Asher Horn, Ian Barrios, Xavier Waters, Ava Chmielinski, Kayla Bolivar, Lucy Smith, Whitney Aillo, Haley Higgens, Audrey Orme, Grace O'hey, Ana Gomes Cordeiro, Victoria Condorodis, Maddie Lyman, Brooke Brown, Sarah Reynolds
Students on the trip
The Tuskegee Airmen National site was the first place they taught African Americans to fly planes
Dexter Avenue Baptist Church was the church where Martin Luther King Jr served as pastor from 1954-1960.