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Thanksgiving Break Approaching

Macey Chaulk, Social Media Manager
November 20, 2024
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Kayley Tran, 11, shows off their Thanksgiving spirit with some wacky turkey slippers. (Photo by Macey Chaulk)

In the upcoming week, students will enjoy their week-long break from academics. Some students plan on traveling, while others prefer to stay home and celebrate Thanksgiving with their loved ones.

“My family and I are going to Iowa over the break,” said Zavier Flander, 10. “We’re visiting my grandparents for Thanksgiving.”

Whether it be visiting family in a different state, staying home and celebrating with family, or simply just enjoying the break and sleeping in, it is important to acknowledge the “thanks” part of the holiday. Spending time with family is always a great way to show your appreciation for them, especially during this time of year. Happy Thanksgiving!

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Macey Chaulk
Macey Chaulk, Social Media Manager, Senior Ads Team
Hellooooo! I’m Macey:) I’m a junior and this is my second year in SPUB! I am the social media manager and I am on the senior ads team. This means I am responsible for running the SPUB Instagram page, as well as some other platforms that may be introduced in the future, and I help create senior ads for the yearbook. Growing up, I always had a passion for writing and reading. Whether it be for school or on my own time, you could always find me reading a book or typing one of my own. However, as the years went on, I began losing that passion. Miraculously, joining SPUB brought it back. This is why I’m very excited to continue being a part of the creation of the yearbook! I believe journalism matters because it gives people a voice when they may think they don’t have any chance of getting their opinions and beliefs out there. I am involved in the Chamber Orchestra, LINKs, and the Lady Broncos Soccer Team. When I’m not working, practicing violin, sleeping, or playing soccer, you can often find me baking at home, reading, or hanging out with my friends.