From spooky setups to warm and rustic welcomes, our Halloween door decor ideas are both fabulous and frightfully fun – choose your favorites to celebrate Red Ribbon Week in style. Whether you're looking to promote drug-free living or simply add a touch of Halloween spirit to your classroom or home, these creative door decorations are sure to impress.
This year CCMS Student Council helped with the Maine Street Spooktacular event on Halloween. They volunteered to help run the pumpkin painting station, adding to the festive atmosphere of the holiday. The spirit of community involvement and creativity was evident in their efforts, inspiring others to get involved in decorating their own doors for Red Ribbon Week.
Brightly colored hand-drawn student posters and creative door decorations welcomed Red Ribbon Week at Freedom Preparatory Academy, setting the tone for a week of awareness and positivity. The students' enthusiasm and creativity shone through in their designs, showcasing their commitment to making good choices and promoting a healthy lifestyle.
To commemorate Red Ribbon Week, students across various schools decorated their seminar doors, competing for the most creative design. Thirty-two doors were judged on Thursday, with each entry reflecting the theme of drug prevention and awareness in unique and engaging ways. The competition brought out the best in students' artistic talents and showcased their dedication to the cause.
These 2024 Red Ribbon Week ideas will help you encourage students to make good choices and promote a drug-free lifestyle. From poster contests to door decor, dress-up days, and more, there are plenty of ways to engage students in the message of Red Ribbon Week and foster a sense of community spirit.
Marissa Hatchett's preschool classroom at Medora Community Schools won the Red Ribbon Week door decorating contest, earning recognition for their creative and eye-catching design. The students' hard work and dedication paid off, with their entry standing out among the competition and inspiring others to get involved in the festivities.
Macopin Middle School continued its dedication to character education and student well-being through participation in the "Red Ribbon Campaign." The campaign served as a reminder of the importance of making healthy choices and promoting a drug-free lifestyle, with students actively engaging in awareness-raising activities throughout the week.
Oct. 25-29 marked Red Ribbon Week, with Students Working Against Tobacco teams in Cherokee County distributing Red Ribbon stickers to each student. The stickers served as a visual reminder of the commitment to drug prevention and awareness, encouraging students to make positive choices and take a stand against substance abuse.
The 1st place honors for the Red Ribbon Door decorating contest went to the Pre-K class at Mendenhall Elementary, showcasing their creativity and teamwork in creating a standout design. The students' enthusiasm and dedication to the cause were evident in their entry, setting a positive example for others to follow.
