LISD hosts Red Ribbon Week Oct. 24-28

  • FAMILY FUN-- South Elementary hosted a Family Fitness Night recently. PE Teacher Pat Smith involved family members in fun activities that showed parents and students how important physical movement is for a healthy brain and body. Pictured are South first grader Violet Flores with her grandmother, Mirtha Garza, who is employed at South. (Submitted Photo)
    FAMILY FUN-- South Elementary hosted a Family Fitness Night recently. PE Teacher Pat Smith involved family members in fun activities that showed parents and students how important physical movement is for a healthy brain and body. Pictured are South first grader Violet Flores with her grandmother, Mirtha Garza, who is employed at South. (Submitted Photo)
  • PARENT READING NIGHT-- Levelland Intermediate School hosted a Parent Reading Night to help students meet their reading goal in Mrs. Abi Swain’s Spooktakular Reading Challenge. Pictured are fourth grade student Jeremiah Puente and his Grandmother, Delfa Regalado, who is a custodian for LISD. (Submitted Photo)
    PARENT READING NIGHT-- Levelland Intermediate School hosted a Parent Reading Night to help students meet their reading goal in Mrs. Abi Swain’s Spooktakular Reading Challenge. Pictured are fourth grade student Jeremiah Puente and his Grandmother, Delfa Regalado, who is a custodian for LISD. (Submitted Photo)
  • MARTIAL ARTS-- Capitol Elementary PE teacher Ms. Kristy Sanders, arranged for Premier Martial Arts to come and involve students and parents in a Family Fitness Night. Second grade student Layla Carranza was learning a martial arts move. (Submitted Photo)
    MARTIAL ARTS-- Capitol Elementary PE teacher Ms. Kristy Sanders, arranged for Premier Martial Arts to come and involve students and parents in a Family Fitness Night. Second grade student Layla Carranza was learning a martial arts move. (Submitted Photo)

    Levelland ISD will be hosting its National Red Ribbon Week celebration from October 24 through October 28. The daily events are as

    follows: –Monday, October 24, “We are ‘red’y to say no to drugs;” students are encouraged to wear the color red; –Tuesday, October 25, “Spot me being drug free!;” students are encouraged to wear polka dots; –Wednesday, October 26, “Team up against drugs!;” students are encouraged to wear sports gear or a jersey of their favorite team; –Thursday, October 27, “Being drug free is no sweat!;” students can wear sweat pants; and –Friday, October 28, “Drugs won’t spook me!” students can wear a costume.

    LISD campuses will dismiss at noon Friday, October 28, and there will be no school Monday, October 31. All campuses will return at normal time Tuesday, November 1.