Fuqua School’s Class of 2022 celebrated their “move up the hill” by planting a white dogwood by the middle school pond.  This tree-planting tradition started five years ago by the Class of 2018, is an important aspect of the transition to life on the upper school campus. Trees symbolize new beginnings and accomplishments, and the sixth grade trees also have added beauty, shade and remembrance to Fuqua’s campus. The dogwood joins a river birch, a Kwanzan cherry, a Yoshino cherry and a weeping cherry. Pictured is Head of School John Melton talking with the sixth grade class while teachers Valerie Thomas and Lynne Lindsay and PTSA Building and Grounds Chair Mrs. Ana Myers look on.