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By Stephanie Caron – Editor-in-Chief 

Spirit Week looked different than usual this year at Jonathan Law.

Trying to incorporate masks, social distance precautions, and all safety measures the senior class hosted a successful week of fun-filled themes. 

Students were encouraged to incorporate the JLHS promise throughout the themed days, which included: Country, Decades, Future Plans, Color Wars, and the annual Costume Contest. 

“My favorite part of Spirit Week is seeing how creative students can get,” Senior Class Advisor Mrs. Francisco said. ”Memories made at school should include both academic memories and some fun memories from school events like Spirit Week. The more you get into it, the more fun you’ll have.”

Although the senior class could not hold a pep rally at the end of the week, students decorated the hallways for each class to keep the school spirit alive. 

“We want more participation,” Francisco said. ”My goal is to walk into my classroom and have the entire class decked out with spirit. We are hoping that the next Spirit Week can end in a Pep Rally of some sort.”

The three senior judges (Hannah Rascoll, Olivia Franzman, and Angel Santiago), along with Francisco, put together the themes for this Spirit Week. 

“The senior judges came up with different ideas from previous years, ideas they had, or other ideas they researched,” Francisco said. “Then we voted on the top favorites and what we thought all students would be willing to participate in.” 

Francisco and the senior class hope even more students and faculty participate in the upcoming Spirit Weeks.

“The next Spirit Week we have will be planned well in advance so students can plan their outfits and get excited,” Francisco said.