Norwich students offer banner and support to Parkland survivors
PARKLAND – Norwich High School junior Brenna Baker made a special trip to Parkland, Florida, during spring break to personally deliver a banner of support to Stoneman Douglas High School.
Students from Norwich High School and Norwich Middle School created the banner a month after the Feb. 14 school shooting took 17 lives from the Stoneman Douglas High School community. The banner featured handprints, signatures and messages of love, strength and support on a Norwich-purple background.
Terri Basilone, the confidential secretary of Stoneman Douglas Principal Ty Thompson, accepted the banner on behalf of the school on March 28.
Students from Norwich High School and Norwich Middle School created the banner a month after the Feb. 14 school shooting took 17 lives from the Stoneman Douglas High School community. The banner featured handprints, signatures and messages of love, strength and support on a Norwich-purple background.
Terri Basilone, the confidential secretary of Stoneman Douglas Principal Ty Thompson, accepted the banner on behalf of the school on March 28.
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