- November 23, 2024
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Taynyja Smith and Maggie O'Quinn dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Second-grader Jordan Quartier walks through the dance in glow-in-the-dark style. Photo by Paige Wilson
Brandy Gochenouer poses with her niece Jada Deck, who is a second-grader at BES. Photo by Paige Wilson
Gene Huggins twirls his granddaughter Gracelynn Wise around. "We love to dance," she said. Photo by Paige Wilson
Glow-in-the-dark and neon accessories were a hit at the dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Derek and Ethan Mundrean. Photo by Paige Wilson
Sixth-graders Taynyja Smith and Alyssa Connelly enjoy the dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
De'Andre and De'Marcus Spencer enjoy the glow-in-the-dark accessories. Photo by Paige Wilson
Anaiya LaLaran, Hailey Hennessey and Elizabeth Rush dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
Pre-K students McKenzy Dengham and Cheyenne Walker visit the dance with their families. Photo by Paige Wilson
Third-grader Daniel Gnatyuk shows off his dance moves. Photo by Paige Wilson
Jaelyn Devinney poses with Andelina and Annabella Terranova. Photo by Paige Wilson
Glow-in-the-dark and neon accessories were a hit at the dance. Photo by Paige Wilson
To celebrate the start of the school year, Bunnell Elementary School invited families to "get their glow on" at a family dance, said Parent Teacher Organization President Sherri Hennessey.
Glow-in-the-dark wristbands, necklaces, rings and other accessories lit up the cafeteria at BES on the evening of Friday, Aug. 31. Ticket sales racked in over $1,000 by the end of the night. Hennessey said she was pleasantly surprised with the large turnout. The money will go toward classrooms and teachers requests, through the PTO school fund.
