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Red Ribbon Week celebrations taking place districtwide

By October 18, 2019No Comments

Each year, schools across the country and right here in the Coastal Bend promote the importance of being drug-free. For one week in October, also know as Red Ribbon Week, teachers and staff take the opportunity to encourage students to commit to a drug-free and healthy lifestyle. 

In Flour Bluff ISD campuses have organized various activities each day of Red Ribbon Week set to be celebrated across the District October 23 – 31. Activities include dress up days, lessons on staying drug-free, guest speakers and various events.

Below is a listing of districtwide activities set in recognition of Red Ribbon Week:

Early Childhood Center (celebrating October 28 – November 1)
Monday, October 28: “Sock It to Drugs” – Wear crazy socks to school
Tuesday, October 29: “Put a Cap on Drugs” – Wear your favorite hat to school
Wednesday, October 30: “I’m a Jean-ious because I say ‘NO’ to drugs!” – wear Red today with your favorite pair of jeans
Thursday, October 31: “Who Needs Drugs? Just give me a book!” – Storybook Character Parade: Bring a favorite book from home and come dressed as your favorite storybook character.
Friday, November 1: “Peace Out to Drugs” – Wear Tie-Dye and Peace sign attire

Primary School (celebrating October 28 – November 1)
Monday, October 28: “Too Bright to do Drugs” – Wear neon clothes and sunglasses (Fire Safety Awareness Assembly)
Tuesday, October 29: “Peace Out to Drugs” – Wear tie dye clothes (Red Ribbon Pledge/Picture)
Wednesday, October 30: “Red Ribbon Week Awareness” – Wear Red (Spikey Mikey Magician)
Thursday, October 31: “Show Great Character, Say No to Drugs” – Dress up like a book character (Book Character Parade)
Friday, November 1: “Team Up Against Drugs” – Wear sports shirt/hat (Law Enforcement Assembly)

Elementary School (celebrating October 28 – November 1)
Monday, October 28: “Shade Out Drugs!” – Wear your cool sunglasses to “Shade Out Drugs”
Tuesday, October 29: “TWO Cool for Drugs” – Pick a friend and dress like twins
Wednesday, October 30: “RED-Y to put a Cap on Drugs” – Wear red and a cap
Thursday, October 31: “Drugs Won’t Find Me” – Wear Camouflage attire
Friday, November 1: “Lei Off Drugs!” – Wear your favorite Hawaiian attire

Intermediate School (celebrating October 28 – November 1)
Monday, October 28: “Crazy Sock Day” – Sock It To Drugs
Tuesday, October 29: “Crazy Hat Day” – Shade Out Drugs
Wednesday, October 30: “Wear Red Day” – Red Out Drugs
Thursday, October 31: “Camouflage Day” – Fight Back Against Drugs
Friday, November 1: “Team Spirit Day” – Team Up Against Drugs

Junior High School (celebrating October 28 – November 1)
Monday, October 21: “REaDy to be Drug Free!” – Kick-off Red Ribbon Week wearing RED! Must be in school dress code
Tuesday, October 22: “Too Smart to Start!” – Impress your peers with your BEST NERDY outfit!
Wednesday, October 23: “Pair Up Against Drugs!” – Come to school “twinning” with your favorite pal
Thursday, October 24: “Team Up Against Drugs!” – Wear your favorite sports team shirt or jersey
Friday, October 25: “Peace Out, Drugs!” – Wear tie dye to say, “Peace Out, Drugs!”

High School (celebrating October 21 – October 25)
Monday, October 21: Announcement (History of Red Ribbon Week); Drug Free sucker for each student
Tuesday, October 22: “Send a message – Stay Drug Free”; Write your drug-free message on the wall posters in the 100 Hall
Wednesday, October 23: “Wear Red Day” (A tribute to Red Ribbon Week)
Thursday, October 24: “Sock it to Drugs” (Wear crazy socks)
Friday, October 25: “We CAN be drug free” – Can food drive

 

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