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Yes, it's a holiday!
Guidelines are a given when it comes to wearing costumes in an educational space, but it doesn't make sense to ban costumes on a holiday based on dressing up!
Guidelines are a given when it comes to wearing costumes in an educational space, but it doesn't make sense to ban costumes on a holiday based on dressing up!
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Kristal Cozine
Kids only get to be little for a very short time. I think it's imperative to let them enjoy being children while they can! They grow up way too fast as it is.
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Amanda L Olmeda
Let them be kids for as long as possible!! They grow up too fast as it is. Sage Elementary doesn’t allow costumes either but my middle schoolers and high schooler was allowed to dress up.
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Kimberly Scott Smith
Yes it is for fun and the kids and most adults love it. It is a great excuse to do something fun and different from the ordinary. Love the creativity it brings out in kids and adults.
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No it's distracting.
There are plenty of opportunities for students to dress up in a costume for the holiday, but school is not a place to celebrate Halloween.
There are plenty of opportunities for students to dress up in a costume for the holiday, but school is not a place to celebrate Halloween.
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ReplyChocolate always wins!
ReplyBecause, chocolate is my favorite
ReplyAlways been a chocoholic!
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