Students wear maroon to show support for Uvalde. "I chose to wear this color to honor the Uvalde district," sophomore Aubrey Travis said. "It shows their strength and resilience by returning to school."
Students wear maroon to show support for Uvalde. “I chose to wear this color to honor the Uvalde district,” sophomore Aubrey Travis said. “It shows their strength and resilience by returning to school.”
Andrea Hernandez

Eagles Wear Maroon In Honor of Uvalde ISD

Byline photo of Andrea Hernandez
Andrea Hernandez, Managing Editor of News
September 6, 2022

Lindale Eagles wore Uvalde ISD;s school color of maroon on Tuesday to support their return to school. Robb Elementary has been rebuilt with additional security for the school year since the mass shooting in May.

      “I chose to wear maroon today to support those who were affected by the tragic event,” sophomore Kamdyn Bergbower said. “My thoughts and prayers will continue to go out to the district.”

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