Above and Below -Decorated doorways in Milligan remind the students that
drugs and bullying will not pay off.
Above - The Exeter-Milligan junior and senior high students
reach for free t-shirts thrown into the crowd by Mrs. Vossler (right) and Mrs.
Myers (left).
Below - The freshman class gathers around their sponsor, Mrs.
Wahl, to get some free handouts that were donated by the Fillmore County
Coalition.
Exeter-Milligan School has been "rocking" this
last week. We celebrated Red Ribbon week in style by focusing on the campaign,
"Our School Rocks, Bully and Drug Free". Teachers
supported students by decorating their doors with different drug free themes
and tying red ribbons on each students lockers. Elementary students
enjoyed wearing a different color each day and discussing and writing about
making good life choices. Kindergarten, first, and second grade students
worked hard putting cups into the chain link fence surrounding the playground
to spell out "DRUG FREE". Fifth and Sixth grade students
enjoyed creating drug and bully free banners to display in the school.
The junior and high school watched videos including, "The Truth About
Drugs" and "They Said, They Lied". On Tuesday, student
council members handed out drug and bully free stickers and fish crackers that
included a drug free message to all students and children that attended the
Pink-Out volleyball game against Shelby-Rising City. It was a great week
for EM students to learn about making smart, healthy decisions.
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