- April 27, 2024
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Ava Hunter, Maria Victoria Sacchi and Alyssa Devescovi took the stage to share some words before kicking off Disney hour.
Karina Roman Alex Mujica showed off their dance marathon T-shirts
Caitlin Russo, Eveliina Foster and Sienna Maehl stopped for a quick snack at the concession stand.
Karissa Schenk and Brandy Schenk wore tutu skirts to the event.
Mary Anna D’Amico and Lily Murphy played with puppies from Creegan Canine Rescue.
Elise Williams, Manuella Muller, Marris Moore and Tina Pavel dressed in comfort for 11 hours of standing and dancing.
Emma Villanueva and Alivia Branham wore Windermere High School gear to the event.
Maya Bushee and Ricardo Carrero dressed in costumes for the dance marathon.
Jean Guadalupe, Julia Trimble, Evan N. Brengel, Avery Noto and Lauren Pfleger greeted attendees at the entrance of the gymnasium.
University of Central Florida students Kaitlyn Walls and Kate Whitely attended the event for assistance and moral support.
Jordan Blevins, Brynna Kelley and David Valencia met up in the gymnasium during the event.
National Honor Society members Lucas DiLorenzo, president, and Adrian Garcia, vice president, helped to run a booth at the event.
Jordonna Levin and Isabella Guardia played one of the many available games.
Windermere High School hosted its annual dance marathon event Saturday, March 2, in the school’s gymnasium.
This year’s theme was “Dancing in Wonderland,” and the school was able to raise a total amount of $77,702.82.
Wolverine students spent 11 hours on their feet and dancing to help raise funds and spread awareness for the local Children's Miracle Network Hospital, which treats children from the area and provides critical life-saving treatments and healthcare services for children and their families.
To pass the time, students participated in a plethora of games and activities, ran through an inflatable obstacle course, showed off their best dance moves, had the opportunity to play with puppies from Creegan Canine Rescue, and snacked on food items and sweet treats.
In addition, students from the University of Central Florida, who participated in the Knight-Thon dance marathon, attended the event for assistance and moral support.
