SOAR hosted a memorial for George Floyd on May 21. The memorial’s purpose was to honor Floyd and other victims of police brutality, as well as to provide educational materials for students to learn about the impacts of such tragedies.
After the death of Renee Nicole Good, Park’s club, SOAR, scheduled a gathering in the link during all lunch periods. It was a beautiful demonstration of how people can gather as one to help further improve the community.
On May 22, two days before the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death, many students attended a memorial held by the school's Students Organized for Anti-Racism (SOAR) in his honor. Held in Park’s...
Struck by the significance of community engagement after attending a memorial for George Floyd, senior Ella Miller said the fight for social justice is not over.
“There was success in the Derek Chauvin...
After attending various protests, donating to the cause and helping paint a mural commemorating George Floyd, senior Miriam Hope said while it is unfair to judge someone for the ways they choose to...
A group of protesters June 4 walk across a bridge on Louisiana Ave. holding signs that say “Floyd” and “Black Lives Matter.” Protesters gathered for the “SLP: Honoring George Floyd - peaceful/socially distant gathering” at the pedestrian bridge on Wayzata Blvd between Winnetka and Louisiana and the Louisiana Ave. bridge.
Hundreds of community members joined together at the intersection of Minnetonka and Highway 100 May 28 to remember George Floyd. The most active participants were current Park students and recent graduates,...
