Liberty High students make fashion affordable
Students host Thrift Shop Fashion Show & donate items to local youth
Liberty High students Tyler Corbitt, Deven Arroyo, Angel Lopez, Kejon Harrison, Rebekah Bradley collect gently used clothing and shoes.
Students at Liberty High School had the opportunity to walk the runway on June 4 during their Thrift Shop Fashion Show held on the Paso Robles campus.
Throughout the month of May, students collected gently-used clothing and shoes to donate to the Children’s Resource Network that serves San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. Male and female students and staff were on hand the day of the fashion show to model outfits chosen from the donations. The goal was to demonstrate how trendy and cool second-hand clothing can be.
Staff at the school also spent time educating the students about the “green” benefits of purchasing used clothing — from saving money, to recycling clothing that might otherwise be added to the trash flow, and more.
More about Liberty High School
The mission statement of Liberty High School of Paso Robles Public Schools is to provide a safe and supportive learning environment for all students and staff; to give instruction based on student need, state curriculum, state standards, and educational research, and to encourage students to become productive members of their community. Liberty High School is located at 810 Niblick Road in Paso Robles; call (805) 769-1600 for more information.
Gayle Dawson and Andrea Andrade smile for the excited crowd of staff and students.
Liberty High students Shannon Bohner and Katie Jones emerge from the girls’ dressing room looking like jetsetters during their Thrift Shop Fashion Show at the high school.
LHS junior Kejon Harrison makes a faux fur jean jacket from the ’70s look trendy.
LHS junior Andrea Andrade shows off a floral summer dress and bright cardigan.
