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Red Ribbon Week kicks off

October 28, 2013

Red Ribbon Week begins on Monday, October 28, to Friday, November 1. During this week, students and staff are encouraged to remain drug-free and show drug awareness.

Below are days and its following themes. Students can sign-in with Student Council during lunch to get points.

Monday, October 28: “Team Up Against Drugs” Wear a Jersey to team up against drugs!

Tuesday, October 29: “Drugs are Old School… So Peace-Out!” Dress up as a Hippie to peace out against drugs!

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Wednesday, October 30: “Lei Off Drugs” Dress in Hawaiian attire to “lei” off drugs!

Thursday, October 31: “We Aren’t Afraid to Say NO to Drugs!” Wear a Halloween Costume to scare away drugs!

Friday, November 1: “Red Out!” Wear RED to show your pledge to be drug-free!

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