South Lakes High School’s Homecoming week culminated in a public celebration on Friday as the annual Homecoming Parade marched from Hunters Woods Village Center to South Lakes High School.
The parade included students from the Advancement Via Individual Determination program, which is allows students with academic potential to take challenging courses that lead to four-year college enrollment. The first AVID class at the high school will graduate in June 2018.
Photos courtesy of Sherry Evans and David Cordts
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