By Florida Catholic staff - Florida Catholic
Mary Help of Christians sixth grader Ariana Jeanneret designed this flag for Parkland as part of a class project. It's one of three designs by MHOC students which will be considered by the city's branding committee.
Mary Help of Christians sixth grader Marcos Brook designed this flag for Parkland as part of a class project. It's one of three designs by MHOC students which will be considered by the city's branding committee.
PARKLAND | After learning about the five key principles of flag design, three students in Mary Help of Christians’ sixth-grade Design Challenge elective chose to redesign the flag for the City of Parkland.
Mary Help of Christians sixth grader Camila Ortiz designed this flag for Parkland as part of a class project. It's one of three designs by MHOC students which will be considered by the city's branding committee.
The school sent their designs to the mayor of Parkland, along with a letter explaining the flag design principles. At the most recent Parkland City Commissioners meeting, April 6, 2022, Mayor Rich Walker recognized students Ariana Jeanneret, Marcos Brook and Camila Ortiz for their flag designs and remarked that their design would be sent to the committee working on the "branding" for Parkland.
“Thank you to Mrs. Donna Hanrahan, STREAM Education teacher, and our creative students for their excellent work,” said Alexandra Fernandez, Mary Help of Christians principal.
