The Safe Trick-or-Treat was held on 26 October from 6:00-8:00 p.m. in the High School. Parents could bring their children for $5.00 per trick-or-treater; the money was donated to The American Cancer Society.
“We’re absolutely thrilled to have the opportunity to host the Safe Trick or Treat this year for The American Cancer Society,” Jonathan Sanchez, a senior who was helping out with the event, said.
Sanchez was in one of the rooms handing out candy to the trick-or-treaters.
Besides trick-or-treating, participants also could go in the cafeteria to decorate a cookie with icing and sprinkles. They could also get a pumpkin to decorate; there were markers and paint to use.
There were two students doing face-painting for kids; one of them was Samantha Evans.
“I like helping out with the Safe Trick-or-Treat because it’s for a great cause and it’s something for kids to do,” Evans said.
For an extra dollar, kids could go into the haunted house, where they could be scared by students and staff.
The Tiger Times 
Posted on November 18, 2016 by thetigertimes
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