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MSD SUPPORT

By Anonymous
   There are a number of different ways you can show support more Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. For example, you can participate in the rally that will be happening tomorrow or you can participate in the dress down that’s happening tomorrow as well. All of the collected money from the dress down will go to MSD. Or instead of walking out, you can walk up! #WhatsYour17! You can say hi to friends or people you rarely acknowledge 17 times, you can high five classmates 17 times. You’re commemorating all of the 17 lives that were lost during the shooting.

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