A Florida high school principal has demonstrated deep care for his graduating seniors after a difficult year by writing 459 personalized notes, one for each and every student. Principal Jeff Reaves of Matanzas High School in Flagler County started writing back in March, delving into yearbooks, transcripts, and memories to compile the best of his students’ achievements. As the task turned into a labor of love, he was even penning notes on the morning of graduation day. Reaves started working at the school when his Class of 2021 seniors were freshman students. “This group, you know, obviously went through COVID and everything they dealt with was very unique, and so I wanted my response to them to be unique,” the principal told WESH 2. Reaves had his handwritten notes placed on each graduate’s chair at the Ocean Center, Daytona Beach, ceremony. After receiving their diplomas, all students opened their cards at the …