The Hopkinton High School Diversity Club hosted Chalk It Up, a town-wide event in which community members were encouraged to create messages of diversity, inclusivity and kindness on their driveways and sidewalks. A group of teachers, administrators and community leaders gathered at the high school to kick off the event Thursday afternoon.
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The participants at the high school pose in front of their handiwork. PHOTO/CHRISTINE STRICKLAND
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HHS principal Evan Bishop shows what it means to be a Hiller. PHOTO/CHRISTINE STRICKLAND
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Guidance counselor Kiely Murray and English teacher Dan Collins write quotes on the sidewalk. PHOTO/CHRISTINE STRICKLAND
![Caitlin Burke](https://hopkintonindependent.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/Chalk-Caitlin-Burke-300x196.jpg)
Learning specialist Caitlin Burke gets creative with her message. PHOTO/CHRISTINE STRICKLAND
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The designs are motivational and, in some cases, artistic. PHOTO/CHRISTINE STRICKLAND
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