FLE
SPIRIT WEEK
Red
Ribbon and Bully Prevention Week
October 21st – 25th
Monday,
October 21st
Spirit Week -Red Ribbon and Bully
Prevention Week introduced on the Forest Lake Today.
Essay, Poem, Poster contest announced
How Can We Be Bully Free at FLE?
There will be winners from each grade
level and these students will receive a treat! These students will also share
their essay, poem or poster on the news show the following week.
Tuesday, October 22nd
Wear
Blue Day!
Faculty, staff and students wear blue
clothing to support saying no to drugs and bullying!
Being
Drug and Bully Free Comes in Cans: I Can, You Can, We Can!
Please bring in
non-perishable food items (cans) to be donated to God’s Storehouse.
Wednesday, October 23rd
Wear Yellow Day!
Faculty, staff and students wear yellow
clothing to support saying no to drugs and bullying!
Forest Lake Gives Back – Bring in new gloves, hats
and socks to help those in need during the upcoming winter months.
(We will also have boxes set up at NASA Night for you to
donate.)
Thursday, October 24th
Wear Red Day!
Faculty, staff, and students wear RED to school to show your support in saying no to drugs and bullying!
Friday,
October 25th
Wear
Green Day! (NASA Green)
Faculty, staff and students wear green
clothing to support saying no to drugs and bullying!
All essays, poems
and posters are due!
Winners of the essay, poem, and poster
contest will be announced next week on the news show.
Drug
and Bully Prevention video clips will be shown on Forest Lake Today throughout
the week.
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History of Red Ribbon Week
Red Ribbon Week is the oldest and
largest drug prevention campaign in the country. Red Ribbon Week serves as a
vehicle for communities and individuals to take a stand for the hopes and
dreams of our children through a commitment to drug prevention and education
and a personal commitment to live drug free lives.
Red Ribbon Week also commemorates the
ultimate sacrifice made by DEA Special Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, who died
at the hands of drug traffickers in Mexico
