Keystone School

More than 50 students, parents and friends joined the Keystone team in the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Light The Night Walk that lit up downtown San Antonio with hundres of lanterns and lots of love.

The walk, which began and ended at Hemisfair Park, supported, honored and remembered those who have been affected bybleukemia, lymphoma and other forms of cancer. Leukemia has touched Keystone directly, with second-grader Dev fighting the disease. 

Senior Maysoon served as Keystone's team captain, and this year's team consisted mostly of Upper School students, with a handful of younger ones walking, too. In all, some 1 million walkers partcipate in 140 walks across North America.

From art teacher Ms. Arnold:

This past Saturday, Keystone Middle School participated in Artpace's Chalk It Up event held annually downtown. Despite the rain, the team rendered an original design created by eighth-grader Carlie along Main Avenue. This year’s theme was “SATX: The Next 300 Years.” Chalk It Up is one of Artpace San Antonio’s largest fundraisers that allows Artpace to continue supporting the creative process and engaging audiences with innovative art and artists from around the world. Keystone artists were happy to participate and to help spread their passion for the arts.