Adopt-a-Beach fall clean-up

Special to The Leader ———

West Orange – Stark Middle School students volunteered in the 29th Annual Adopt-a-Beach fall clean-up recently. Members of the WOSMS Student Council and National Jr. Honor Society were some of the 8,000 volunteers state-wide that participated Sat. Sept. 26. The WO-S Middle School students participated in the clean-up at the McFaddin Beach site. The West Orange – Stark Middle School beach clean-up volunteers were Ashley Frazier, Halle Brown, Angel Ibarra, Kaleb Istre, Alexandria Gamble, Ashlyn Newman, Kaylyn Newman, Angie Vindel, Patricia Lefleur, Aubree Lanham, Taleisha Washington, and Willy Reynolds. They are sponsored by Jennifer Watson (Student Council) and Marion Keys (National Jr. Honor Society).

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