- April 18, 2024
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Keene’s Crossing mascot KC Cougar was at the head of the parade.
First-grade teacher Cherie Lisowski Ward decorated her car with a patriotic color scheme.
Pre-kindergarten Isla Lee waited right by the school with her sign showing love for the teachers.
Fourth-grader Abigail McIntosh and her mom, Melissa, greeted the parading teachers from the shady trunk of their car.
Fourth-grade teacher Barbara Hernandez gave a shout out to each of her students on her parade sign.
Art teacher Heather Hadley added splashes of color with balloons and streamers on her car.
Media Specialist Jennifer Drone went big on her parade sign.
Third-grade teacher Keara Jones was excited for the parade to start so she could see her students.
Jessica Nunes and her sons — first-grader Finn, left, and pre-kindergartner Declan — showed off the signs they made for the teachers in the parade.
Students and parents throughout Summerport lined up along the street as they watched the parade.
Kindergarten teacher Sunne Keith took her whole family with her to the parade.
From left: Sixth-grader Logan Thompson, seventh-grader Ayden Thompson and third-grader Kaleb Erwin were excited to see the teacher parade.
Although all of Orange County Public Schools’ campuses remain closed to the public, that hasn’t stopped local many teachers from figuring out a way to see their students. Teachers and staff members of Keene’s Crossing Elementary School gathered on Thursday, March 26, for the school’s Cougar Staff Parade. Keene’s Crossing personnel paraded in their cars throughout the Summerport community to let their students know how much they’re missed during times where everyone is encouraged to stay home.
