Rockland to celebrate Red Ribbon Week
Rockland Central School District will take part in Reb Ribbon Week next week, Oct. 26-30, with themed days celebrated at the schools, as well as the Interact Club helping lead the annual Night Out Party on Tuesday.
The theme this year is "Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free."
Students and staff are encouraged to take part in each day, as follows:
- Monday, Oct. 26: Follow your dreams, be drug free! (wear your favorite pajamas)
- Tuesday, Oct. 27: Hats off to being drug free! (wear your favorite hat)
- Wednesday, Oct. 28: Be a Hero, say No to drugs (Dress as a Superhero)
- Thursday, Oct. 29: Suit up against drugs! (wear business attire)
- Friday, Oct. 30: Scare Away Drugs!! Wear your Halloween costumes to school.
As part of the national anti-drug event, the Rockland Interact Club and Livingston Manor Rotary Club will host the annual Night Out Party from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Livingston Manor Rotary Park at 32 Pleasant St. in Livingston Manor. The event, sponsored by the Sullivan County Youth Bureau, will feature free hot dogs and snacks, animals and information, with activities for all.
For more information, call 845-439-4400, ext. 5404 or email jaime.snow@rcsd.us