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Ormond Beach Middle School students celebrate the end of the school year. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary School recognized its fifth grader's achievements. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary School recognized its fifth grader's achievements. Courtesy photo
J'Onni Clark, Jaclene Routzahn, Seth Mancuso and Brandon Vassallo, of Ormond Beach Elementary. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary School Principal Shannon Hay with students Kelsie Hess and Takoda Quinn. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary held a field day for its students during the last week of school. Courtesy photo
This Yard Love Ormond Beach sign greeted students on their last day of school at Ormond Beach Elementary. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary fourth grade student Lianna Prather was named a "Citizen of the Year." Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary second grade student Logan Bacha was named a "Citizen of the Year." Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary first grader Emma Tussey was named a "Scholar of the Year." Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Elementary first grader Liam Sharp was named a "Citizen of the Year." Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary students Cameron Horn, Emily Kittrell-Martin, Lily Thompson and Cael Benedict were recognized for outstanding academic excellence during their school's fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo.
Beachside Elementary students Liam McIntosh, Lily Wallace, Lily Thompson and Cael Benedict hold trophies during their school's inaugural fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary student Gabriella Santiago was recognized for outstanding academic excellence during her school's fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary student Karleigh Miksits was recognized for outstanding academic excellence during her school's fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary students Zaydin Keeler, Tracey Spruill, Karleigh Miksits and Harley Lejhto hold trophies during their school's inaugural fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary students Jayden Zimmerman, Stella Taylor, Jayde Ballinger and Liam Barredo were recognized for outstanding academic excellence during their school's fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo.
Beachside Elementary students Jayden Zimmerman, Crysandra Farquharson and Stella Taylor hold trophies during their school's inaugural fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary student Natalie Ambrosio was recognized for outstanding academic excellence during her school's fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary students Natalie Ambrosio, Isabel Sanchez, Jordan Alicia and Sophia Massi hold trophies during their school's inaugural fifth grade Farewell Ceremony. Courtesy photo
Beachside Elementary student Cael Benedict earned the Daughters of the American Revolution's Youth Citizenship Award. Courtesy photo
Seabreeze HIgh School Principal Earl Johnson with Ormond Beach Middle School student Luke Harrell. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Middle School eight grade Class President Michael Rodriguez speaks during his graduation ceremony. Courtesy photo
Ormond Beach Middle School students celebrate the end of the school year. Courtesy photo
Friday, June 3, marked the last day of school for students of Volusia County Schools.
How did your school celebrate the last day — or last week — of this school year? At Ormond Beach Elementary, students were recognized for their achievements, greeted by a sign by Yard Love Ormond Beach and participated in a field day. Beachside Elementary celebrated its first graduating class of fifth grade students since the school's merger between Osceola and Ortona Elementary with an inaugural farewell ceremony.
Ormond Beach Middle School held a graduation ceremony for its eight graders.
VCS wished their students well in a post on its Twitter and Facebook page. It read: "Last day of school for VCS students! Have a wonderful summer break! Stay safe, and healthy, have fun, and remember to keep reading. Remember, just a few minutes a day will help keep the knowledge and skills learned this year and you'll be better prepared for next year."
