Del Mar Heights School hosts ‘Aloha Spirit at Countdown to Summer’
On Wednesday, June 3, Del Mar Heights families enjoyed the “Aloha Spirit at Countdown to Summer,” the annual end-of-the-year community celebration.
The PTA-sponsored event included field games with Mr. Phillip, gaga ball, face painting, plus Master Sports pedal carts and obstacle course. High-energy dance tunes were provided by Primo DJs. Guest enjoyed fresh peach samples from the Del Mar Heights Nature Center and Garden Club.
According to PTA Event Chair, Paz Silbert, “Countdown to Summer ends our school year with family-friendly fun on an ocean-view field.”
Photos by Jon Clark.
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