Terrace View Celebrates a Drug-free Life,Students Take Pledge against Drugs in Red Ribbon Week
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Terrace View Elementary students gathered on the fields, where they held the linked red ribbon.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Two to five student participants were allowed to carry each link from their classroom to connect to the first link of the Terrace View’s red ribbon.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
Students completely connect their drug-free Red Ribbon together.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: best friends Allison Lotshaw and Hayley Felix give a thumbs-up and a smile after celebrating a great Red Ribbon Week.
Photo Courtesy of: Kimberly Cooper
From left: PTA member Tiffany Williams, PTA President Janet Taylor, and Terrace View Elementary Principal Dr. Joseph Adeyemo.
November 6, 2013 at 12:38pm. Views: 60
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