- November 24, 2024
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Sarah Hoffer works on the background of the shield in her parking space at Ocoee High.
Parents, siblings and friends helped seniors paint their parking spaces.
Avery Wise and his mother, Tracy Wise-Donahey, look over the details for his painting of Naruto.
Senior Brianna Roopchand, left, mom Indira Roopchand and Angelina Sookdeo spent time together painting SpongeBob SquarePants on Brianna’s parking spot.
Senior Jasmyne Wright, left, and her artist friend, Kiara Purcell, poured bright colors into Jasmyne’s space.
Zach Schaefer painted a sentiment about friends on his parking space.
Jeremiah Crawford gave a shoutout to family in his parking spot.
Seniors Paisley Wallace, left, helped her friend, Bradie Crabbs, personalize her space.
Siblings Natalie and Jacqueline Nieves assisted their brother, Anthony, in personalizing his parking spot. They added their names, too.
Parents, siblings and friends helped seniors paint their parking spaces.
Ocoee High School seniors hit the parking lot early Saturday, Aug. 14, to avoid the heat and the afternoon rains when personalizing their individual parking spaces. They showed up with their paint cans, paint brushes, coolers and tarps — as well as their family and friends — to leave their mark at the school for their senior year.
When the painting was finished, the parking lot was left with images of cartoon characters, movie themes and odes to sport teams.
