The Pajaro Valley Unified School District hosted its annual Harvey Milk Day ceremony on Wednesday, drawing a record crowd of over 150 people. The event featured a fair, speeches, and a flag-raising.
- Over 150 attendees, the largest crowd yet, gathered at the district office in Watsonville. - Students ran booths offering face painting, temporary tattoos, and bracelet-making.
- The Progress Pride flag was raised, and a community singalong of "Singing for Our Lives" was held. - Superintendent Heather Contreras credited a team effort for the event's success.
The ceremony aimed to promote acceptance and belonging for all students, with a focus on Harvey Milk's legacy of fighting for justice.