- November 22, 2024
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Jidane and Ramzi Ghamra were ready for the day.
The school's kindergarten classes sing as one.
Leo Nappo walks to school.
Ashley Cave, Marshall Alexander and Ernie Cave
Sloane Sanchez poses for a photo.
Students took photos of flowers assembled outside.
Celia Chau plays with bubbles.
Pierce Galt goes incognito for his performance.
Gwenyth, Alex and Celia Chau waited for the performance to start.
Shayla Fisher waves to a friend.
Lindsay and Niko Nappo wait to see Leo Nappo sing.
Andrea and America Campos
Weston Schurt
Jason Massey sits at the side.
Charlotte Haut sings along.
Principal Jamie Hannon
Micaela Jones had her class pose.
Parents cheer on the show.
Teacher Dani Sobo, Rafa Rivolta and Meredith Hall
Lindsey Johnson has her class pose for photos.
A steady stream of students wearing bright gold attire made their way into Southside Elementary school for the annual Go Gold day on Sept. 24.
The annual event raises awareness and funds for the Benjamin Gilkey Fund for Innovation Pediatric Research, which was established in honor of Benjamin Gilkey, a third-grade student at Southside Elementary who died of leukemia in 2017. Money raised from the event goes to Johns Hopkins All Children's Cancer Center and Blood Disorders Institute.
Children adorned themselves with gold shirts, pants, shoes, accessories and face paint for the day.
The school has had a number of ceremonies and celebrations over the years and mixed it up this year with an outdoor singing performance from the various kindergarten classes. Families stayed after the bell rang to watch the students gather at the front of the school to sing a number of songs. They later gathered in groups and took pictures with teachers and family.
Classes went out to the play area later in the day to take photos with a large "Go Gold" sign.
