The Scots celebrated the season of love with Valentine’s Day activities. Throughout the school, the Scots got the chance to participate in Valentine’s Day fun. Hanging hearts lined C-hall with messages for each student. Throughout the day, students were able to search for and claim their heart. During lunch, the quad held various interactive activities such as cookie decorating, sweetheart guessing, slime making, and prize-winning games. In addition, there were stations for photos and accessories to vamp up people’s Valentine’s Day spirit.
In Photos: Scots celebrate Valentine’s Day
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About the Contributor
Isabella Rice, Staff Writer
Isabella Rice (class of 2025) is a Senior at Carlmont High School and a third-year writer for Scot Scoop. Within the journalism program, she focuses on athletics and often takes photos at sports games or writes match reports. Outside of school, she can be found playing soccer for her club team or Carlmont's Varsity soccer and lacrosse teams.