OMS Students Join Mayor Krutzfeldt In Proclamation For Red Ribbon Week

Oskaloosa Middle School Student Council Members (left and back) along with Mayor Dave Krutzfeldt (center) and OMS Principle Andy Hotek take part in the Wednesday Red Ribbon Week Proclamation signing

Oskaloosa, Iowa – Gathering together before class started, members of the Oskaloosa Middle School Student Council, Principle Andy Hotek along with Oskaloosa Mayor Dave Krutzfeldt gathered for a proclamation signing.

Students will be doing various activities throughout the week. One of the various activities includes Wednesday being “Spirit Day” since that is the day of the Oskaloosa football home playoff game against Carlisle. Thursday will have each student receiving a red ribbon provided by the Oskaloosa Police Department.

Now, Therefore, Be It resolved that, I, Dave Krutzfeldt, Mayor of the City of Oskaloosa, Iowa, do hereby proclaim October 23-31, 2011, as Red Ribbon Week, and encourage citizens to participate in drug prevention education activities, not only during Red Ribbon Week, but all year long, making a visible statement that we are strongly committed to a drug-free City of Oskaloosa, Iowa.

Red Ribbon Week is a National campaign designed to draw attention to the drug epidemic and the consequences related.  If you are interested, you can read more information about the inception of Red Ribbon Week on line.

OMS will be celebrating each day with a theme. Monday is Life is Sweet Drug Free.  Hy-Vee will be donating a piece of candy for each student who is willing to commit to being drug and alcohol free.  Tuesday is Be All You Can Be Drug Free.  Students will wear camo.  Wednesday is Osky Spirit Day!  GO INDIANS! Thursday is Red Ribbon Day.  Students will wear red and receive a Red Ribbon courtesy of the Police Association.  The week will culminate with a Fun Night open to all OMS students.  There will be fun and games and SEIDA will be here with drug and alcohol prevention information.  Many local businesses have donated raffle prizes for those students who are willing to pledge to be drug-free.

 

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