Halloween Parade and Storytelling

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Primer and first-grade students didn't wait for trick or treating to start their Halloween celebration.

The primer students were in the spotlight as they paraded through the Upper and Middle Schools and Administrative Offices. One student came as a parking garage (it was full).

There were caped crusaders,

a fair number of felines,

and the authorities making sure things didn't get out of hand.

After the parade, the primers hurried out of their costumes so that they could join the first and second-graders for Halloween story time. Betty Farr, grandmother of two current CCES students is a familiar face around the school. Students have been enjoying her performances since her daughter, Nancy Strausbaugh, was a first-grader at CCES.

Mrs. Farr specializes in holiday stories and visits schools, nursing homes, and hospitals to tell her tales. Enthusiastic students were on hand to assist in acting out each story.

She also led the students in a number of Halloween songs.

It is difficult to compete with a bag full of candy and an evening of wandering on a school night, but Halloween at CCES comes pretty close!

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