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PHOTOS: Keene’s Crossing Elementary hosts Glow Party

Students wore their brightest colors and light-up clothing for an evening of dancing and fun at Keene's Crossing.

By Amy Quesinberry Price
| 8:35 p.m. March 3, 2024

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Keene’s Crossing student Padget Goenner was a guest deejay during several songs.

Keene’s Crossing student Padget Goenner was a guest deejay during several songs.

Parents showed off their moves in an exciting dance contest.

Parents showed off their moves in an exciting dance contest.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Students dressed in their brightest clothes, donned light-up skirts and accessories, and danced with glowing sticks at the Keene’s Crossing Glow Party.

Brandon Loeffert and his parents, Jeff and Catherine Loeffert, showed up in their glow attire for the dance party.

Brandon Loeffert and his parents, Jeff and Catherine Loeffert, showed up in their glow attire for the dance party.

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Keene’s Crossing Elementary students sang and danced the night away at the school’s Glow Party Saturday, March 2. The cafeteria was transformed into a rockin’ neon wonderland with glow sticks, neon decorations and fun dance music that kept the students moving throughout the night.

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Amy Quesinberry Price

Community Editor Amy Quesinberry Price was born at the old West Orange Memorial Hospital and raised in Winter Garden. Aside from earning her journalism degree from the University of Georgia, she hasn’t strayed too far from her hometown and her three-mile bubble. She grew up reading The Winter Garden Times and knew in the eighth grade she wanted to write for her community newspaper. She has been part of the writing and editing team since 1990.

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