End-of-school activities go on outside at Frontier Middle School
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Ashley Casillas, right, Moses Lake High School class of 2020, stopped by Frontier Middle School to pick up the letter she wrote to herself in eighth grade. Frontier staff is hosting activities out front each Tuesday and Thursday to make the end of school easier for past and present students.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald Dallas Toy, right, Moses Lake High School class of 2020, picks up the letter he wrote to himself in eighth grade from Frontier Middle School counselor Dana Santos, left. Frontier staff is setting up outside the school each Tuesday and Thursday to help students, past and present, with the end of the school year chores.
Cheryl Schweizer/Columbia Basin Herald A Frontier Middle School student drops a donation for the FMS food drive. Frontier staff is doing business outside the building each Tuesday and Thursday to make end of school activities easier for students.
MOSES LAKE — There are a lot of traditions associated with high school graduation and the end of the school year — a lot of year-end chores to finish. But 2020 isn’t a normal year. Due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the state closed schools March 18.
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