By Emily Adams and Cici Padua
When that final school day ends letting you know you’re free for three months to enjoy your summer, what will you be doing? Some say they might be working, getting ready for their next couple years of schooling (college), or just basically relaxing for the time being before they have to strap down and start another year of schooling and work. We asked students, teachers and staff how they plan to spend the summer, and here is how they responded:
“Going to South Carolina beach.”
‘Working, hiking in Maine, and also training for a marathon.”
“Working at a company in New Jersey”
“Going to see my parents preview of their movie.” Opening date is July 19. The name of the movie is called “The Conjuring.”
“Working at the pool and teaching swimming lessons.”
“Senior week, then a family vacation to North Carolina, and working.”
“Working all of June and August, but gets to enjoy the beach in July for a week spending time with family.”
“Spending time with my 3-month-old daughter and 2-year old son.” The end of this year makes the mark of his first year as a librarian.
Getting ready for college; going to attend Millersville. Going to stay at home while attending college and working a lot.
modeling on June the 31st, Dutch Wonderland in mind, Phineas & Ferb inspires his ideas.”
“Going to the beach a lot, working and going to college, hang out with girlfriend.”
“Getting a summer job, going to the beach and amusement parks.”
Whitney Wise-Junior (right)
‘Working at Wendy’s, going to the beach and amusement parks, enjoying her cotton candy.”
“Going to Seattle, Washington to watch son graduate.”
“Going to Disney”
“Recruiting for F&M baseball across the country, playing baseball locally, going on a vacation with wife (Tybee, Georgia) basically relaxing.”