Challenge students at Lawndale Elementary School in Tupelo show off their floats in front of their classmates on Friday afternoon during the Lawndale Thanksgiving Parade.
Challenge students at Lawndale Elementary School walk their floats through the school's parking lot in front of their classmates during the school's Thanksgiving Day parade on Friday afternoon in Tupelo.
Tylan Banks, a fourth grader at Lawndale Elementary School, points out to a float that caught his attention during the school's Thanksgiving Day Parade put on by the Challenge students on Friday.
Challenge students at Lawndale Elementary School in Tupelo show off their floats in front of their classmates on Friday afternoon during the Lawndale Thanksgiving Parade.
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Challenge students at Lawndale Elementary School in Tupelo line up for their Thanksgiving Day Parade on the school's parking lot on Friday afternoon.
Adam Robison | DAILY JOURNAL
Challenge students at Lawndale Elementary School walk their floats through the school's parking lot in front of their classmates during the school's Thanksgiving Day parade on Friday afternoon in Tupelo.
Adam Robison | DAILY JOURNAL
Tylan Banks, a fourth grader at Lawndale Elementary School, points out to a float that caught his attention during the school's Thanksgiving Day Parade put on by the Challenge students on Friday.
TUPELO — While families prepare their feasts for Thanksgiving Day later this week, students at Lawndale Elementary School got a jump on their holiday celebration a couple of weeks ahead of time.
Lawndale hosted its “Thanksgiving Day Parade” in front of the school earlier this month, the second in what Madi West — one of the school’s gifted education or “challenge” program teachers — said may become a holiday tradition for the Tupelo-based school.
