Red Ribbon Week is October 26-30. Red Ribbon Week is an alcohol, tobacco and drug and violence prevention awareness campaign. It is an ideal way for people and communities to unite and take a visible stand against drugs. To recognize Red Ribbon Week, students are encouraged to observe the following dress-up days:
Monday: "Voting for My Future to be Drug Free" (wear Red, White, and Blue)
Tuesday: "Band Together Against Drugs" (wear a bandana)
Wednesday: "Your Choices are the Key to Your Dreams" (wear your pajamas)
Thursday: "Hugs Not Drugs" (bring your stuffed animal)
Friday: "DRUGS ARE SCARY" (wear your Halloween costume)
or
"TEAM UP AGAINST DRUGS" (wear your team colors)
Monday: "Voting for My Future to be Drug Free" (wear Red, White, and Blue)
Tuesday: "Band Together Against Drugs" (wear a bandana)
Wednesday: "Your Choices are the Key to Your Dreams" (wear your pajamas)
Thursday: "Hugs Not Drugs" (bring your stuffed animal)
Friday: "DRUGS ARE SCARY" (wear your Halloween costume)
or
"TEAM UP AGAINST DRUGS" (wear your team colors)
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