Smithfield Middle School                                                    

Boyd Shannon, Contact

Monday  (Theme: “Too Bright For Drugs!”)

15. • Information on being drug free will be shared on the morning announcements and on the video announcements.
    • Information will also be shared on the informational screens in the flexible learning spaces and foyer.
    • Red Ribbons will be distributed to students and staff.
    • Students and staff are encouraged to wear neon colors in support of Red Ribbon Week.

Tuesday  (Theme: “Peace Out, Drugs Are Out!”)

15. • Information on being drug free will be shared on the morning announcements and on the video announcements.
    • Information will also be shared on the informational screens in the flexible learning spaces and foyer.
    • Students and staff are encouraged to wear Tie-Dye clothing/70’s clothing in support of Red Ribbon Week.

Wednesday  (Theme: “Red Out DRUGS!”/Wear Red Day)

15. • Information on being drug free will be shared on the morning announcements and on the video announcements.
    • Information will also be shared on the informational screens in the flexible learning spaces and foyer.
    • Students and staff may wear red for Red Ribbon Week.

Thursday  (Theme: “Lei Off Drugs!”)

15. • Information on being drug free will be shared on the morning announcements and on the video announcements.
    • Information will also be shared on the informational screens in the flexible learning spaces and foyer.
    • Students and staff are encouraged to wear Hawaiian/Tropical attire in support of Red Ribbon Week.

Friday  (Theme: “Being Drug Free Is NO SWEAT!”)

15. • Information on being drug free will be shared on the morning announcements and on the video announcements.
    • Information will also be shared on the informational screens in the flexible learning spaces and foyer.
    • Students and staff may wear sweats and hoodies in support of Red Ribbon Week.