Students Say No With Red Ribbons
Students have been wearing red ribbons as a sign they are drug free.
The red ribbons – which symbolize being against drugs — were handed out during homeroom. Students were asked to sign a pledge and wear the red ribbons throughout the campaign, October 23-31, to show they are drug free. The pledges were then displayed in the cafeteria.
“Now’s the time to stand up for a safe, healthy community,” SADD Advisor Mrs. Sandra Beck said in an email publicizing the event.
The Red Ribbon Campaign started in 1985, when drug traffickers in Mexico City murdered Kiki Camarena, a DEA agent.
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