The Magnolia School District will observe Red Ribbon Week this year during the week of October 26 – 30.
The Magnolia School District supports Red Ribbon Week as an opportunity for District-wide employees, parents and other caregivers and community members to talk to children about the dangers of drug use. The District wants to empower young people to be healthy, drug-free students who learn and succeed in school and in life. Red Ribbon Week presents a visible commitment to a safe, healthy and drug-free lifestyle. It is designed to create awareness of problems related to the use of tobacco, alcohol and other drugs and to support choosing to live a healthy, drug-free lifestyle.
In addition to the age-appropriate school activities, which are available during Red Ribbon Week, the District provides each student and employee with a silicone bracelet, which states the Red Ribbon Week theme of, “Be Happy. Be Brave. Be Drug Free.” Additionally, numerous local restaurants provide student offers during the week.
Below are each school in the Magnolia School District's dress-up days and the offers from restaurants during the week:
Magnolia High School
Monday - Pink Out: Support Breast Cancer Awareness and a Drug-Free Life
Tuesday - Crocs vs Vans: Kick out Drugs
Wednesday - Nerds: Too “Smart” for drugs
Thursday - Camo: Duck Dynasty says no to drugs
Magnolia Middle School
Monday: Team up Against Drugs Day
Tuesday: Western Day (This town ain’t big enough for us and drugs)
Wednesday: Rockstar Day (Life is a party without drugs)
Thursday: Disney Day (Life is Magical without drugs)
Central Elementary
Monday: Peace out to drugs (Wear Tie Die)
Tuesday: Vote to be drug-free (wear Red, White and Blue)
Wednesday: Run Away From Drugs (Wear Athletic wear or favorite sports team)
Thursday: Say Boo to drugs (wear Halloween colors or shirts - no costumes)
East Side and Magnolia Kindergarten Center
Monday: Wear crazy hats, mismatched, crazy socks and shoes
Tuesday: Wear Neon and Sunglasses
Wenesday: Wear your favorite sports attire
Thursday: Wear your Halloween costume. No scary masks allowed.
Walker Pre-K
Monday: Dress in Camouflage clothing
Tuesday: Dress in tie-die clothing
Wenesday: Wear orange, blue or yellow
Thursday: Dress in your favorite decade.
