Webster School Elementary Warriors participated in Dress up Days in support of Red Ribbon Week last week. On Tuesday, students had fun wearing polka dots or neck ties. The theme’s Red Ribbon Week drug free sentence to focus on for the Warriors was, “Spot Me Being Drug Free or Drugs will Tie You Up.”
On Wednesday, the day’s theme revolved around the drug free theme sentence, “Say Boo to Drugs.” Students could wear a Halloween shirt or the colors of black, orange and purple to show their support that they are drug free for Red Ribbon Week.
On Thursday, students had fun wearing some of their clothing backwards for backwards day! “Don’t Let Drugs Mix You Up,” was the Warrior’s drug free theme sentence of the day.
Red Ribbon week serves as a catalyst to mobilize communities to educate youth and encourage participation in drug prevention activities. Since 1988, the campaign has reached millions of U.S. children and families. The National Family Partnership (NFP) and its network of individuals and organizations continue to deliver his message of hope to millions of people every year, through the National Red Ribbon Campaign™.
Photos captured by Career Marketing senior PHS Yessica Renteria and Alissa Knapp
