- Red Ribbon Week is the last full week of October each year.
- Red Ribbon Week is a time for communities and people to commit to being drug free.
- Drug Awareness programs began in 1985.
Here at McKenzie we had a special theme for each day of the week.
Monday was "Put a Lid on Drugs." We wore hats.
Tuesday was "Flip and Flop Away From Drugs." We wore flip flops.
Wednesday was "Team Up Against Drugs." We wore team jerseys.
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| Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Davis, and Mrs. Keating got in on the fun, too. |
Thursday was "Red Rally Day." We all wore as much red as we could.
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| Wow! That's a lot of red! |
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| Wearing red capes |
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| Super Heroes don't do drugs! |
Friday was "Be a 'Jeanious.' Don't be crazy and do drugs." We wore jeans and had crazy hair.
Go Kids! For real. Your class of kids look like a fun bunch of kids. The only problem is see in the pictures is there is not Texas Tech outfits...:)
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