On Oct. 30, children from various elementary schools aroundthe area will gather with their families at FHN’s main entrance at 5 p.m. for the second Trick or Treat Street.

“The best part [of Trick or Treat Street] will be seeing all the kiddo’s dressed up,” sophomore FCCLA treasurer Rachel Schwer said.

Going through dim, spooky hallways to festively decorated classrooms, the children will see FHN students and teachers also dressed in costumes for the occasion.
STUCO, the creator and founder of Trick or Treat Street, will have an admission fee of approximately $1. Like last year, FCCLA plans to have photos taken of each child so that the children can create their own masterpiece picture frames for their portrait.

“Families bring their kids here dressed up and ready to participate in the games, activities, face painting and more,” FCCLA sponsor Rebecca Just said.
STUCO’s objective for this event is to bring the community to school, and to provide safe trick or treating for kids on Halloween night.