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Red Ribbon Week is coming up soon!
From October 24th to the 31st, we will be celebrating RRW at Encinal.
Below are the dress up days:
Tuesday 10/24
Crazy Hair Day
"Wild About Being Drug-Free!"
Wednesday 10/25
Hawaiian Shirt Day
"Catch the Wave to a Drug-free life!"
Thursday 10/26
Twin Day
"Double up against drugs!"
Friday 10/27
Pajama Day
Monday 10/31
Costume Day
"Say BOO to Drugs!"
Below, you will find information from Natural High (a drug prevention nonprofit) that worked alongside celebrities and athletes to focus on why they decided to abstain from drugs.
You can complete the RRW worksheet for a chance to earn Husky Cards!
By selecting a person below, you can view a video where they explain their natural high.
Happy browsing!
Tony Hawk paved the way for professional skateboarding and created a foundation dedicated to supporting underserved youth with skateboarding programs. He talks about the feeling of creating in his field and shares his reasons for choosing to live drug-free.
Professional skateboarder, rapper, and reality star television star, Terry Kennedy finds his natural high in Skateboarding! From an early age he enjoyed support and inspiration in the diverse skateboarding community and says that the sport kept him out of trouble and brought him to a new world.
By focusing on living their lives to their absolute fullest potential, the members of Switchfoot were able to find immense success in writing and performing music.
Team USA hurdler and sprinter Queen Harrison credits her numerous accolades (including The Bowerman) to hard work, perseverance, and a clean lifestyle.
Professional surfer Rob Machado knows how important it is to keep your eye on the prize and stay clean, even if it feels like you are surrounded by drugs and alcohol.
The young members of the indie pop band Echosmith all have one goal with the music they write and perform: to spread positive messages to their fans.
Hip-hop superstar Mya describes herself as a “loner” in high school because she refused to fit in by doing drugs. She knew that following her dreams was going to get her places.
At an early age, Chelsie Hightower discovered her love of dance and worked hard to be the best she could be, setting goals that made it easy to steer clear of drugs.
By not succumbing to peer pressure and surrounding himself with loving, supportive people, Kyle Dake has worked his way to becoming a four-time NCAA Wrestling Champion.
David Wright of the New York Mets shares how his natural high baseball, is a way for him to escape and recharge in life. David also shares how important family is in shaping you and encouraging you toward achieving your goals.
Having survived a shark attack that left her without an arm, Bethany Hamilton’s passion for life and surfing stayed strong, leading her to victories in her field.
U.S. Men’s National Team and Everton goalkeeper Tim Howard grew up loving sports so much that he never even thought of doing drugs. To him, it just was not worth it.
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