Students share their Halloween spirit
Washington Elementary students had the chance to share their costumes in the school's annual Halloween Parade Tuesday.
Washington Elementary students showcase their costumes as part of the school's annual Halloween Parade on Tuesday.
Washington Elementary students walk near the school as part of the school's annual Halloween Parade on Tuesday.
Washington Elementary students showcase their costumes as part of theschool's annual Halloween Parade on Tuesday.
SANDPOINT — Barbies, dinosaurs, fairies, cowboys, and even a pickle walked down Boyer Avenue in Washington Elementary’s annual Halloween Parade on Tuesday.
Following decades-long tradition, elementary students walked around Memorial Field and back to school to show off their costumes to parents and friends during the school day.
Staff at Washington Elementary, including retired teachers, said the parade has been happening as long as they can remember. Washington Elementary principal Natassia Hamer said it’s likely been going on for over 30 years, based on information she could gather from teachers she talked to.
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