This year's Red Ribbon Week theme is:
YOLO. Be Drug Free.

Statistics show that children whose parents talk to their teens regularly about drug use are 42% less likely to use drugs than those who don’t. Yet, only a quarter of teens report having these conversations. This is a great opportunity for families to start such dialogue. When our kids come home with a bookmark or a bracelet, when they are dressed in red, or when they see the school decorated with red ribbons, you can start these conversations at a level appropriate to your child.
Red Ribbon Week is a national alcohol, tobacco, and drug prevention awareness campaign observed annually (October 24-28 this year).

Students are encouraged to wear red on Thursday, October 27th to celebrate Red Ribbon Week and making good choices for their bodies!

Help wanted!

Please join the Red Ribbon Committee to help with this year's events. Sign up to volunteer at our SignUpGenius.

Questions? Contact Esther via the website contact form (be sure to select "Red Ribbon Week" from the pull-down).