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The 50's was another favorite decade. 3 Favorite Teacher Day. They'd scream in excitement when they saw how their classmates had dressed up for Decades Day. PHOTO: An EPHS student dresses in the fashion of the late 1960s in keeping with Decades Day, one of the spirit days celebrated during Homecoming Week 2019. Senior Class of 2020 — Felicia Diprizio & Ben Robbs. Spirit Week 2020: Decades Day. This year's Homecoming Week took place from Sept. 23 to 28 at Elmwood Park High School. Wrapping up Spirit Week was Decades Day! NOTE: To view the following photos in a slideshow format, click any of the pictures below. Ask students to select a decade, and dress as individuals did during that time period for this spirit day. Highlights of the week included the annual Powder Puff Game between the junior and senior girls Thursday night, a Spirit Assembly on Friday afternoon, the Homecoming Football Game featuring the EPHS varsity vs. Westmont on Saturday morning (moved from Friday night due to bad weather), and the Homecoming Dance on Saturday night in the EPHS Main Gym. When establishing spirit days, schools generally create a dress theme, and encourage students to come decked out in wacky and outlandish garb. Encourage students to integrate elements that are characteristic of their favorite teachers into their wardrobe. Students can raid their parents' closets and brush the dust off of '60s, '70s and '80s garb, then wear the relics to school.
Each day had an individual theme, with students encouraged to dress accordingly. Friday, Sept 27: Class Color Day — Wear your class color. This spirit day is a wonderful choice for spirit week, or an ideal activity for the days leading up to a school career day. November 1st was totally tubular, to say the least! This spirit day pairs well with an abridged lesson in American history, allowing students to see what America looked like in the decade being discussed. Enjoy some pictures of Monday's Decades Day below.
This slideshow requires JavaScript. Miners showed their school spirit in their bodacious 80's themed decades outfits. Tuesday, Sept. 24: Country Day — Show off your cowboy boots and flannels. Other galleries focus on the Powder Puff / Homecoming games ( click here for those photos) and on the Spirit Assembly ( click here for those photos). Erin Edwards is a senior and a third year staff reporter and squaditor for the Raider Review. It's time for our annual Spirit Week here at Bridgeton Christian School! 2019 Halloween Spirit Week – Decades Day. Sophomore Class of 2022 — Adreana Duarte & Michael Uyeda.
She loves to write and lead both in the Raider Review, the theater sound department, and as senior class Vice President. Turn your school into a blast from the past. Posted on October 13, 2021 by Barbara Marshall. Thursday, Sept. 26: Decades Day — Wear some throwback clothes. Homecoming Court was announced at the Spirit Assembly, with the following students selected by their peers: - Freshman Class of 2023 — Kiera Tep & Abdelaziz Adies.
District 401 photo by Dave Porreca (click photo to enlarge image). The 70's was a popular choice, including for our own Miss Carter. Monday was Decades Day at BCS so all the students chose an era and dressed up like someone from that time period. Ideas for Spirit Days at School. Spirit days allow students to break out of the monotony of the school year by having some fun and dressing in a humorous fashion. Students flip-flop their garments for this easy-to-implement spirit day. Wednesday, Sept 25: VSCO Girl / Frat Boy Day — Show off your scrunchies and frat boy look. Erin is also an active member of National English Honors Society and Delta Scholars. The gallery below features photos from each spirit day as well as from the dance. Monday, Sept. 23: 'Merica Day — Wear red, white and blue.
Schedule a visit HERE to see if Bridgeton Christian School is a good fit for your child. Allow students to roll out of bed and come to school, without even changing clothes. Many schools have a spirit week, comprised of themed days, leading up to major sporting events or important high-stakes tests. Students dress in comfort for this popular spirit day, attending school in their PJ pants and tops. Imitation is the most sincere form of flattery.
5 Future Career Day. Students can flip around their shirts, pants or skirts, or even wear their glasses on the backs of their heads. Congratulations to all on a fantastic week. "Decades" was also the overall theme of the week. Each class was awarded spirit points for their participation in each day's theme, with the seniors coming out on top. On all dress-up days, students must adhere to the MLWGS dress code. At the end of the day, have an assembly and award a prize for the student who looks most like the teacher that he decided to imitate. Junior Class of 2021 — Melanie Arroyo & Chris Akers.
This creates an interesting and unusual look as students walk down the hall in reversed garb. Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Miss Carter went around the school to take pictures of all the classes and participate in the fun. Administrator and 4th Grade Teacher, Mr. Clement said it was fun watching the students come in. Students imitate their favorite teachers on this spirit day. Before implementing this spirit day, carefully explain what is and is not acceptable, as some night clothes are not appropriate for public consumption. Some students may even elect to wear slippers or carry a stuffed animal around throughout the day. The theme was "Decades, " as students stayed after school on the Monday the 23rd to decorate the hallways in the fashion of the 1920s, '50s, '60s and '70s. All photos are by Dave Porreca, D401 web/media specialist.
Girls may want to wear their hair pulled into a bun, like their favorite English teacher, or boys may come to school in shorts and wear a whistle around their neck, like their beloved football coach. Students can wear scrubs, show up in a business suit or dress as a professional athlete, showing their future career goals through their attire. Mrs. Hubschmitt chose another era and dressed up like Rosie the Riveter. Students whipped out their smooth moves and funky grooves to add on to their funky fresh 'fits. Posted by Erin Edwards. Student Council, sponsored by teachers Mr. Caleb Ankrom and Ms. Jessica Leonette, oversaw the week's activities. We saw some tie-dyed shirts and maxi skirts and bandanas. The seniors also emerged as Powder Puff champs. We had poodle skirts, saddle shoe, and studded glasses for some of the girls and leather jackets and slicked-back hair for some of the boys.