Local Students Contribute to Community on Final Bulldog Care Day of the School Year

The final Bulldog Care Day of the academic year took place on Wednesday. Students and staff engaged in different community service activities. Mrs. Litchfield’s 6th period Academic Success class made bookmarks for the library, posters, and bracelets. Mrs. Meadow’s class did landscaping at Optimist Park, and Coach Goodson’s class cleaned the gym and locker rooms. Mr. Ess’ class collected trash near the school, while Mrs. Bettendorf’s class sorted dog food for Person County Animal Services.

High school history students sorted images for the history museum. Ms. Jones’ class made spring door hangers for Maple Heights Assisted Living. Mrs. Judy Clayton’s class made cards for Cambridge Hills Assisted Living residents, and Mrs. Denny’s class made Pi day cards for teachers. Mrs. Roberts’ class spent time with Mrs. Hawkins' puppies, and Mrs. Smith’s class cleaned the band room.

Mrs. Stultz’s class made two posters for the hallway, and students could paint a canvas with a positive saying. The 7th grade students did various activities. One class visited the Person County Sheriff’s Office to wash cars and clean an emergency vehicle. Another class cleaned the Person County Animal Shelter.

Other 7th graders cleaned up uptown Roxboro, and some visited Bethel Hill Charter School or South Elementary to assist students. Bulldog Care Day is an important part of the school calendar, allowing students to contribute to their community.

In summary, Bulldog Care Day was successful, with students and staff participating in numerous activities to support their community. The event not only builds community spirit but also offers students practical experiences outside the classroom.

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