- November 26, 2024
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Students Charlie Hahn, Ben Darby and Declan Tran, who's wearing a Yoda costume, enjoy the walk-a-thon. Photo by Paige Wilson
Students Gianna Tolko, Gabriella Tolko and Lam Tran enjoy their popsicles. Photo by Paige Wilson
Student Adam Eaeoll gets a popsicle while his Darth Vader mask rests on his back. Photo by Paige Wilson
Student Brooklyn Sherriff enjoys her popsicle while wearing a Star Wars shirt. Photo by Paige Wilson
Student Teagan Gino runs around. Photo by Paige Wilson
Students Gianna Tolko, Gabriella Tolko, Olivia McLaughlin and Lam Tran pose during the walk-a-thon. Photo by Paige Wilson
Student Flynn McAndrew runs in a Star Wars costume. Photo by Paige Wilson
Port Orange resident Noah Turner sits in a Star Wars vehicle in front of a Darth Vader inflatable figure. Photo by Paige Wilson
Student Gianna Tolko wears a Princess Leia costume during the walk-a-thon. Photo by Paige Wilson
The force was with the students at Pathways Elementary School on Friday, May 4 — known as May the Fourth, a day that celebrates all things Star Wars.
All grade levels rotated time outside for the school's annual walk-a-thon throughout the day. For the last few years, the school has combined the Star Wars Day celebration with the walk-a-thon to give students a fun theme to dress up for. Students who raised $30 or more were given green May the Fourth T-shirts.
Instructional coach Heidi Gabriel said all the money raised from the walk-a-thon will benefit students and classrooms at Pathways. The top 10 student fundraisers — who raised about $10,000 all together — will be awarded with a celebratory lunch, limo ride and miniature golf day later this month.
