Wenatchee High School's ASB President recently shared an enthusiastic update on the school's vibrant activities, highlighting a month filled with spirited events. The highlight was the \"Battle of the Bridges\" football game, which, despite a loss, showcased strong community support and school spirit. Leading up to the game, students participated in a themed spirit week, culminating in a packed student section on game night.

Following the football festivities, the focus shifted to homecoming preparations. A pep assembly kicked off the week, featuring performances and the announcement of homecoming royalty. The ASB organized a series of engaging activities throughout the week, including free hot cocoa, pancake breakfasts, and themed dress days, which fostered a sense of community and excitement among students. The homecoming dance, themed around Disney's \"Tangled,\" was well-attended, thanks to the support of staff and community members.

Meanwhile, Annie Vargas from Westside High School reported on the school's full enrollment and the success of their Leadership Club. With nearly 300 students enrolled and a waiting list for programs, the club is actively engaging students in various projects, including rock climbing and career exploration. They have also renewed a partnership with Bombas socks, receiving a significant donation to support local nonprofits. Upcoming events include a Veterans Day assembly, where students will write letters to veterans, further emphasizing the school's commitment to community outreach.

Both schools demonstrated a strong spirit of engagement and community involvement, with board members expressing appreciation for the students' efforts and initiatives.