Randall School receives grant to sponsor drug/healthy choices dance

Front row: McKinley Boyle, Lauren Christensen Back row: Teacher Karen Reddin. /Submitted photo

Front row: McKinley Boyle, Lauren Christensen
Back row: Teacher Karen Reddin. /Submitted photo

Randall School is the recipient of a 2014-15 ATOD $250 Mini Grant offered by the Greater Kenosha Alcohol, Tobacco, and Other Drugs Awareness Committee.

This grant was written by students Lauren Christensen, McKinley Boyle, and teacher Karen Reddin.

This mini grant — “Dance the Drugs Away” — w​ill be used to sponsor a drug-free dance. This dance w​ill​ be open to grades 6-8 at Randall School​. ​Wheatland Center School students​ will be invited to attend.

In the school’s concession area, student council will provide positive posters and drug free messages to dance attendees.

The grant money will be used to offset the cost of the DJ, as a result students will be able to attend for only $2 (a dance typically costs $5). Money ​from the grant ​will also be used to buy posters and drug/healthy choices awareness decorations​ for the dance​.

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