Vogueのインスタグラム(voguemagazine) - 3月12日 00時27分

Ninety percent of Paradise High students were displaced by the Camp Fire, now the deadliest and most destructive in California’s history. They moved into motels and overcrowded trailers or out of the area altogether. Enrollment at the school has dropped by nearly half, according to the school’s athletic director, Anne Stearns, who also coaches the girls’ volleyball team. Only six of her players will return next year—normally, she says, they have three teams. “But the ones that remain, it’s like a family bond, surviving this,” she says.
Above: Members of the Paradise High School Bobcats girls volleyball team. Paradise High was remarkably spared from the fires, except for water damage that renders it inoperable until fall. In the meantime, like other schools in the district, they made do.
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