By Heather Knight
Elmore Autauga News
Holtville High School was bustling with excitement Thursday night as the Holtville High School PTO held its first-ever Bulldog Bash. With a lineup that included food trucks, vendors, a lemonade cart, cotton candy, games, and live music and even the chance to get permanent jewelry, the evening provided fun for families and community members alike.
The event saw people from all corners of the Holtville community gathering to support the PTO and enjoy a memorable night out. Principal Sean Kreauter expressed his gratitude for the event’s success and the community’s involvement, saying, “Our PTO’s Bulldog Bash was an incredible success, thanks to the overwhelming support from our community! With great food trucks, amazing vendors, and a fantastic turnout, our PTO has raised much-needed funds to continue supporting our school. We couldn’t have done it without the heart of Holtville—our community! Thank you to the Holtville High School PTO for all the work that was put into making this night amazing.”
Since its establishment just a year ago, the Holtville High School PTO has been making strides in supporting the school. Last year, they raised over $6,000 and organized the community’s first Mardi Gras parade. Building on that success, this February’s Mardi Gras celebration will expand to include a community festival featuring booths, live music, food, and games—continuing the spirit of events like the Bulldog Bash.
For updates and more information on Holtville High School PTO and events, you can follow them on Facebook at www.facebook.com/holtvillehighschoolpto.
