2019-2020 Red Ribbon Week:
Monday October 28th through Friday November 1st is Red Ribbon Week; a week where East Fannin Elementary faculty, staff, and students celebrate dreams of becoming successful, hardworking contributors to our community. The week-long event includes dress up days with a positive, future minded approach to academics, college, career, and a drug free life. Students can participate in dress up days, and classroom activities. Below are the activities of the 2019-2020 Red Ribbon Week at East Fannin Elementary:
Monday: “Wear Red Day”—In honor of RED Ribbon Week we will wear red today!
Tuesday: “When I Grow Up!”—students dress up in their favorite career or college attire to show that they are planning their future rather than be involved in drugs.
Wednesday: “Put a Cap on Drugs” students wear a hat in support of living a drug- and bully-free life.
Thursday: “Halloween”—wear your costume and say "Boo to Drugs!"
Friday: “I’m going to succeed at school!”—wear Fannin County or East Fannin gear as we commit to do our best in school and stay away from drugs.
Students will participate in classroom guidance activities leading up to the Red Ribbon Week. Discussions will include the purpose and history of RRW. Student will receive ribbons, bookmarks and pencils in recognitions of RRW efforts at EFES.
Monday: “Wear Red Day”—In honor of RED Ribbon Week we will wear red today!
Tuesday: “When I Grow Up!”—students dress up in their favorite career or college attire to show that they are planning their future rather than be involved in drugs.
Wednesday: “Put a Cap on Drugs” students wear a hat in support of living a drug- and bully-free life.
Thursday: “Halloween”—wear your costume and say "Boo to Drugs!"
Friday: “I’m going to succeed at school!”—wear Fannin County or East Fannin gear as we commit to do our best in school and stay away from drugs.
Students will participate in classroom guidance activities leading up to the Red Ribbon Week. Discussions will include the purpose and history of RRW. Student will receive ribbons, bookmarks and pencils in recognitions of RRW efforts at EFES.
Why do we have Red Ribbon Week
The Red Ribbon Campaign was started when drug traffickers in Mexico City murdered Kiki Camarena, a DEA agent in 1985. This began the continuing tradition of displaying Red Ribbons as a symbol of intolerance towards the use of drugs. The mission of the Red Ribbon Campaign is to present a unified and visible commitment toward the creation of a DRUG-FREE AMERICA.
Kindergarten- 2nd Grade Coloring Contest
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3rd through 5th Grade Essay Contest
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Due to the opioid crisis and growing concerns about e-cigarettes and other substance abuse, the GaDOE developed a webpage devoted exclusively to substance abuse prevention and education. Please see the link above