Red Ribbon Week
Chatham Charter will celebrate Red Ribbon Week October 27-31 with a variety of special opportunities each day. The 2025 theme is Life is a Puzzle, Solve it Drug Free. The drug prevention program is the oldest and largest of its kind in the nation. It honors the memory of DEA Agent Enrique “Kiki” Camarena, who was killed in 1985.
Monday, October 27 – Pledge Day – Students will be able to sign pledge cards as a commitment to smart, safe and healthy choices.
Tuesday, October 28 – Wear Red Day – One student from each elementary class as well as each middle and high first period class will win a prize for wearing the most red.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct 29&30 – There will be goodies for students such as stickers and bookmarks these days along with other days during the week.
Friday, October 31 – Say Boo to Drugs! – Wear Halloween costumes.
There will also be a hidden red ribbon adventure the first four days of the week for students to find a ribbon and win a treat for their class. SSgt. Norton, school resource officer, will visit with students at lunch one day. School counselor Tracy Brady spearheads Red Ribbon Week activities at Chatham Charter.
