Red Ribbon Week 2026: Be a Hero, Stay Drug Free!

October 26–30, 2026 | Woodbury Elementary School

Calling all Mighty Mustang superheroes! 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️

Get ready for a SUPER week of fun, school spirit, and healthy choices as Woodbury Elementary celebrates Red Ribbon Week 2026!

This year's theme is “Make a Difference. Be a Hero. Stay Drug Free!” Throughout the week, students are encouraged to participate in special dress-up days and activities that promote healthy habits, positive choices, and a drug-free lifestyle.

Every hero has the power to make a difference. Let's show our Mustang spirit and make this a week to remember!

🌟 Red Ribbon Week Daily Activities

❤️ Monday, October 26 – Red-y to Be a Hero!

Wear RED to school as a reminder to stay healthy and strong!

⚽ Tuesday, October 27 – Power Up Day!

Wear your favorite sports-related clothing! Heroes stay active and strong.

During lunch, students can sign our Healthy Heroes Pledge Banner to show their commitment to making healthy choices!

💙 Wednesday, October 28 – Heroes on the Move!

Wear your Woodbury spirit wear or school colors!

Join us for Walk to School Wednesday! Meet at Rock Park at 7:30 AM and walk to school together with your fellow Mustangs.

💤 Thursday, October 29 – Heroes Need Rest to Recharge!

It's Pajama Day! Come to school in your comfy PJs and remember that getting enough sleep is an important part of staying healthy and strong.

🎃 Friday, October 30 – Every Hero Has a Secret Identity!

Wear your Halloween costume and celebrate the final day of Red Ribbon Week!

Don't miss our Fall Fun Day Parade starting at 8:10 AM!

❤️ Super Choices Make Super Heroes!

Red Ribbon Week is a wonderful opportunity for families to talk with their children about making healthy decisions, taking care of themselves, and being positive role models for others.

We encourage all Woodbury families to join the celebration and help our Mighty Mustangs discover that being a hero starts with making healthy choices every day!

For more information about the national Red Ribbon Campaign, visit www.redribbon.org.