Frankford Elementary School kicked off this year’s Red Ribbon Week in high gear, gathering around the motivating theme: “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free.” The week started off on an inspiring note with visits from local heroes, setting a strong, positive tone with plenty more activities and learning opportunities still to come throughout the rest of the week.
Special Visitors Kick Off the Celebration
The opening of the week featured special visits from community role models who demonstrate every day what it means to lead a safe and healthy life.
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Law Enforcement K9 Units: Students got an up-close look at real-life teamwork with visits from Sergeant Williams and K9 Kora, along with Corporal Yates and K9 Szebi, with the Lewisburg Police Department. The officers shared valuable lessons on personal safety, making good choices, and the vital role K9 teams play in keeping communities safe.
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Local Elks Club Outreach: Representatives from the local Elks Lodge joined the kickoff to provide educational materials and resources.
Looking Ahead to the Rest of the Week
With an exciting start now behind them, Frankford Elementary students still have the rest of Red Ribbon Week ahead to continue celebrating healthy choices and discovering how each of them can make a difference in their school and community.
