Oklahoma School for the Blind to Celebrate Red Ribbon Week with Drug-Free Initiatives
The Oklahoma School for the Blind (OSB) is set to observe Red Ribbon Week from October 26 to October 29, focusing on educating students about the importance of living a drug-free life. The week-long event will feature themed dress-up days, including camo day, superhero day, “Minion” day, and backwards clothing day, to engage students in a fun and meaningful way. The Muskogee Police Department will provide a presentation highlighting the dangers of fentanyl, risks of accidental poisoning, and the significance of making safe choices. OSB Superintendent Brent Pearce emphasized the school's commitment to empowering students to make healthy decisions and resist drug use. This annual observance underscores OSB's dedication to fostering a safe and informed student community.