Red Ribbon Spirit Week

The students of Mount Vernon Woods embarked on an exciting and meaningful week as they participated in Red Ribbon Spirit Week. This annual event was all about promoting a drug-free lifestyle, fostering a sense of community, and having fun while doing it. From October 30th to November 3rd, the students engaged in various Spirit Days to celebrate the importance of making healthy choices. Let's take a look back at each Spirit Day and how the students came together to support a drug-free future.

Monday: Team Up Against Drugs - Jersey Day (10/30)

On Monday, Red Ribbon Spirit Week started strong as students donned their favorite sports team jerseys. Whether it was basketball, football, or soccer, the halls of Mount Vernon Woods were filled with an exciting array of team colors and logos representing various countries, professional leagues, and college teams. This day encouraged students to unite against the negative impact of drugs by focusing on collaboration and teamwork

Tuesday: Show Your Strong Character - Literary Day (10/31)

On Tuesday, students channeled their love for reading and literature by dressing up as characters from their favorite books. This Spirit Day highlighted the strength of character and the power of storytelling in making positive life choices. In Mount Vernon Woods tradition, the day ended with our annual costume parade, where students who wore costumes marched around the campus showing their school spirit.

Wednesday 3: Follow Your Dreams - Pajama Day (11/1)

Who said you can't be comfortable and stylish at school? On Wednesday our Panthers participated in Pajama Day, and wore their favorite sleepwear while sending a powerful message to follow their dreams and steer clear of drugs. It was a day filled with coziness, imagination, and a reminder of the endless possibilities that a drug-free life offers.

Thursday: We're REaDy to Stay Drug Free - Wear Red (11/2)

As Red Ribbon Spirit Week continued, the campus turned into a sea of red. Students and staff alike proudly sported the color red as a symbol of their commitment to staying drug-free. It was a day when the school community came together to demonstrate their unity and determination in the face of the challenges posed by substance abuse.

Friday: Panthers Chose to Stay Drug Free - School Spirit Day (11/3)

To conclude this inspiring week, students wore the school's colors, blue and white, to celebrate their commitment to a drug-free life and their school spirit. This Spirit Day was a reminder of the school's support and dedication to the well-being of its students, showcasing their Panther Pride and the strong sense of community that defines Mount Vernon Woods.

Looking Forward to a Bright Drug-Free Future

This year the students of Mount Vernon Woods embarked on an unforgettable journey during Red Ribbon Spirit Week. Each Spirit Day was an opportunity for students to showcase their unity, creativity, and commitment to a drug-free lifestyle. By participating in these activities, they not only had fun but also raised awareness about the importance of making healthy choices.

The camaraderie, positivity, and enthusiasm displayed during this week exemplified the strength of the community and their shared commitment to a healthier, drug-free future. 

Even though Red Ribbon Spirit week is over for this school year, our Panthers will continue to embrace the Red Ribbon Spirit and carry the message of a drug-free future with them throughout the year. 

Thank you to all of our Panthers who made this week a success.

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