Halloween parade fun in 2021
by Judy Brune
The light rain didn’t dampen the Halloween spirit at Smith Elementary and Heritage School on “Party Day,” Friday, October 29. Parents, grandparents and friends lined the sidewalks to observe a shortened parade route between the schools. The parade continued through the halls of both schools, so students and staff members could enjoy the many creative (and scary!) costumes. The day ended with classroom Halloween parties that included sweet treats and activities―a special tradition, and a fun afternoon!
Chief Torres greets families arriving to the Smith Elementary and Heritage School Halloween parade on the elementary campus.
Parade onlookers smile and wave at the cute passersby.
4th grade teacher Ms. Pierce joins her students on the walk from Heritage to Smith.
It doesn’t get any cuter than preschool students “Dr. Kait” and “Cowboy Brogan.”
Mrs. Filice and her kindergarten students―cute and colorful!
Officer Bartus and Chief Torres join the fun with a group of Smith students.
Lucy was super excited that she and Discovery preschool teacher, Ms. Erin, were “matchers.”
Trick-or-treating up and down the kindergarten and first-grade hallway.
Hard-working Carson is ready to get the job done!
Decisions…decisions! Liliana picks out a special Halloween treat!
Smith Elementary Principal, Brad Edwards, and school mascot “Paws” (School Psychologist, Krisan Fedokovitz) celebrate the end of a fun day!
