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The week that begaEon October gph/was
nationally recognized as Red Ribbofi "Vv^ek-
Throughout the United States, bren ts an®
students share and promote this week ded J
icated to drug awareness and preyemicMf
The Carrollton Community took the-ti#ie to
reaffirm thenmportan'ce. i f
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Red Ribbons were distributed scttpolMijll*,
The Lower School wore
entire week, while the Middle-School dfecl®
rated their classrooms and made|pOS@p
commemorating this yearly event, a ® no
high school, ninth grader, Irene [fifeiglfd'd;
was recognized iwthe Dade ^Oun%^Red
Ribbon Week Celebration as first place win­
ner in the Dosterconliifett; iirehielg^ter
also placed second in the state oLrtbihida-

On Tuesday .^October 2|jtb, -Mprypg
bonell, who is the Director of Drug R chabnfl
itation Services at South l^iarrtiMo.S^ifulB
came to the High School and shared|jfjl
personal experiences with drugs and .alco­
hol. CarbonelI also ’made^Students
aware of the dangers and coin sequences of
drug abuse. That Friday; students j|r|>;in
Ransom-Evergiades High School also
joined the High School students in peer

counseling sessions, where students ■
learned what types of behavior lead, to drug
use and how to avoid this behavior.