By Maria Hernandez
Since the 2022 “senior ditch day” is closer than ever, Redwood seniors plan to celebrate the tradition and enjoy the upcoming day.
From going all the way to many beaches around California, a little trip to Three Rivers, or just staying to hang out with some friends, seniors have expressed that they are excited to be able to come back to a semi-normal senior year.
“Senior ditch day” has been a tradition since the 1930s and it’s celebrated nation-wide. This year, it is going to take place the Friday before Spring Break, April 8.
John Ramirez, ’22 said, “As soon as break starts, I am getting out of Visalia.” San Diego is on his list of options.
Sam Suggs, ’22 has plans to stay with his friends for the day. “It’s what most people do,” he says.
They both expressed their excitement for a well-deserved break.
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Paiten Blankenship, ’22 wants to go to the beach with her friend group.
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Vanessa Nino, ’22 says, “I really want to go to the beach, but Three Rivers is always an option.”
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Cailyn Jensen, ’22 plans to go to Avila Beach, since it is next to San Luis Obispo.
Maria Hernandez
Maria Hernandez is a senior at Redwood High School, She is a member of many different clubs and organizations on campus and in her community. She takes a great interest in Arts and Leaderships skills and it's hopeful in her first year as a member of The Redwood Giagantea.
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