Costumes or Pink on October 29
Students and teachers/staff may wear a school-appropriate costume or pink on October 29.
Join us in wearing pink to honor breast cancer survivors, remember those we have lost, and support everyone impacted by this disease. Wearing pink is a simple yet powerful way to show our solidarity, spread awareness, and remind one another of the importance of early detection and regular screenings. Together, we stand in hope, strength, and unity as we support the fight against breast cancer.
Costumes may not interfere with learning. This means no masks or costumes that restrict movement or vision, prevent sitting at desks, or prevent participation in physical education class. Additionally, costumes must not obstruct movement in the hallways.
Costumes may not promote violence or have accessories or props that could be used as a weapon.
Masks are not permitted.
Make-up or face-paints are permitted.
You must be able to sit, walk, breathe, see and hear (no masks that cover the face).
Costumes cannot promote use of drugs, alcohol or weapons of any kind.
All school rules will be enforced (i.e., no bikes, skateboards, roller blades, etc.).
Students should not wear costumes that make fun of others.
We are asking students to only bring 5 or fewer pieces of candy to school on Tuesday, November 4. Large bags of candy will be confiscated and returned to students after school.
