At least 80 families turned out to support D91’s PTO in its second annual color run, inspired by the Hindu festival of Holi.
Forest Park students including Alexander Love participate in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. The event was inspired by the Hindu Festival of Holi. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Mike Ernst of Forest Park spays orange colored powder on children including Sloane Wasilevich during the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center in honor of the Hindu festival Holi Saturday Sept 14, 2024. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Juliana Lyman of Forest Park participates in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Forest Park students including Kennedy Woods participate in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. The event was inspired by the Hindu Festival of Holi. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Jonathan Raad of Forest Park gets sprayed with colored powder by Kelsey Thompson while he participates in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. The event was inspired by the Hindu Festival of Holi. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Forest Park student Miles Clay gets sprayed with colored powder by Mike Bouse during the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. The event was inspired by the Hindu Festival of Holi. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Forest Park students including (left-right) Elouise Billingsley and Maya Pasanti participate in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. The event was inspired by the Hindu Festival of Holi. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media 
Children from Forest Park schools participate in the Forest Park PTO Color Fun Run at the Roos Recreation Center Saturday Sept 14, 2024. Erica Benson for Growing Community Media