Students paint windows for DOCA and Kiwanis

Posted Wednesday, October 23, 2013 4:03 pm

Members of Kiwanis, the organization that sponsored the event, DOCA and school board members welcomed families to paint windows at Oceanside High.

Courtesy DOCA

Students painted windows at the Oceanside High School on Oct. 11.

Courtesy DOCA

Dozens of students joined together at the Oceanside High School on Saturday, Oct. 11 to paint fall-themed windows.

The event was sponsored by the Oceanside Kiwanis Club and hosted by the Department of Community Activities.

Report an inappropriate comment

HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM

The worldwide pandemic has threatened many of the businesses you rely on every day, but don’t let it take away your source for local news. Now more than ever, we need your help to ensure nothing but the best in hyperlocal community journalism comes straight to you. Consider supporting the Herald with a small donation. It can be a one-time, or a monthly contribution, to help ensure we’re here through this crisis. To donate or for more information, click here.

Students paint windows for DOCA and Kiwanis

HELP SUPPORT LOCAL JOURNALISM

Attorney Anthony A. Nozzolillo Esq. takes on the Tumultuous Residential Landlord/Tenant Relationship in New York State

NCAA Madness, Sweet 16 Teams Set!

How to spot nursing home abuse and fight it with Personal Injury Lawyer Phil Rizzuto

2024-25 budget and capital plans for Long Beach schools ready for vote

Long Beach School District reveals 2024-25 second budget draft

Community engagement surges as Long Beach school budget vote nears

South Side High School recognizes its scholar athletes