A group of Scripps Ranch High School seniors are adapting after the coronavirus canceled one of the school’s long-standing senior traditions.
Seniors from Scripps Ranch High School finally were able to resume their tradition of colorfully painting parking spots after the coronavirus pandemic canceled in-person classes.
With the help of the parent committee, the city approved the students to resume their tradition off-campus and paint Scripps Library parking spots instead with colorful paintings.
Some paintings included a recreation of the game, "Imposter" saying, "2020 was an Imposter," a sun, mosaics, and others.
A parent committee has helped the students this semester recreate some of the traditions off-campus as it's still closed.
Home Depot also gave the students 40% off their paint to help.
One of the biggest traditions at SRHS is for seniors to paint their parking spots before the school year.
