At Carlmont, Valentine’s day is a day for all students to feel loved. The Associated Student Body (ASB) set up various activities where students received roses, hearts, and had the chance to participate in Valentine’s day themed games. Although Valentine’s day is seen as a holiday made for people in relationships, this day at Carlmont was for all.Â
ASB makes all students feel loved on Valentine’s day
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Audrey Burnley, ScotCenter Managing Editor
Audrey Burnley is in her senior year at Carlmont High School. This year will be her third year in journalism and is very excited to be producing videos. In her free time, she can be found in the kitchen baking something or participating in school activities.
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