Northeast Elementary School’s spirited Red Ribbon Week celebration

From October 27–31, pre-K and kindergarten students at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville proudly celebrated Red Ribbon Week, joining schools across the nation in promoting healthy, drug-free lifestyles.
Throughout the week, students and staff embraced the national theme, “Life Is a Puzzle, Solve It Drug Free,” by participating in a variety of themed activities and spirit days. The celebrations kicked off with a day of wearing red, symbolizing commitment to a drug-free life, followed by neon colors day, a sports jersey day, and a cozy pajama day.
A highlight of the week was the pumpkin patch event, featuring pumpkins generously donated by the local Stop & Shop, Suffolk Plumbing, and through a sponsorship funded by Northeast’s PTA. Students selected their own pumpkins and enjoyed seasonal fun throughout the week.
On Friday, staff members showcased their creativity in a pumpkin decorating contest, featuring animal-themed pumpkin designs, before students gathered for the schoolwide Halloween parade and assembly. Students wore their costumes and shared in the festive spirit alongside parents and families gathered in the school courtyard.
The weeklong celebration served as both a fun seasonal event and a meaningful opportunity for students to learn the importance of making positive choices and supporting one another in living drug-free lives.
Photo captions:
1: Students at Northeast Elementary School in Amityville participated in a pumpkin patch during Red Ribbon Week.
2: Students kicked off Red Ribbon Week by wearing red, symbolizing commitment to a drug-free life.
3: Students and teachers also celebrated sports jersey day.
4-6: Students concluded Red Ribbon Week with a schoolwide Halloween parade and assembly.
7: On Friday, staff members showcased their creativity in a pumpkin decorating contest, featuring animal-themed pumpkin designs.
8: Students greeted their parents in the bleachers before the Halloween assembly.
9-10: Students and teachers wore their favorite sports jerseys.


























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