Many students chose to help make their classrooms cleaner by wiping off desks.

Left handed activist and junior, Maya Walther, struggles using a pair of scissors "Why are they all for right handed people!" she comments.

Freshman, Lily Gullikson, helps decorate bags for Meals on Wheels.

Many teacher supervisors lent a helping hand as well. Pictured here Mr. Tachick and Ms. Busche help decorate paper bags.

Basement clean up was by far the most popular activity among students. Pictured here, a handful of Redwings help load items into the trash.

After all of the trash was removed, students began to sweep and mop the flooded floors.

Even in Purge-like state of the basement, senior, Jonathan Mendez, kept his spring break spirit up with a lei and positive attitude.

Freshmen Ryan and Slater help take wood out of the basement.

Freshmen Addison and Kiara were more than happy to lend a hand.

Freshman, Lucas Harvey poses with what he had cleaned out from the auditorium.

Freshman, Isabel Stengel works hard at cleaning tables. She was elated as this was her first official shot to be published here in the Lake Breeze.

This Redwing was camera shy, but still was able to showcase his poster.

Many students worked on making motivational posters in the botany room.

Senior, Madiha Maqsood, spent her service time working on a mural above the broadcasting studio.

This group of juniors had a blast making posters for the building.

Senior, Dorian Laraku helps pull the trash out of the newly cleaned student council work room.

A group of students stop in the hallway for a picture. Luckily none of the damaged ceiling tiles leaked onto them.

Junior, Conner Ninneman, volunteered his time to keeping the fitness center squeaky clean.

Students still knew how to have a blast during their work time.

Sophomore, Marcell Drone poses for the camera. Junior, Jesse Rodriguez found this so funny that she nearly stabbed classmate, Isaac Cobos with her scissors.

Senior, Sam Kaffine, put all of his crafting ability into making tie blankets for donation.

After students finished with their volunteer work, they were free to different rooms for activities. Ms. Larson led a yoga session in her room, pictured here.

Room 116 allowed kids to unwind and play card games.

Mr. Gertsner hung out in the game room and played Smash Bros. Many students dubbed this an "epic gamer moment."

Junior, Isaiah Stengel concentrates hard on getting a perfect score on this Hatsune Miku themed game. Hatsune Miku is a popular fictional artist in Japan.