Foothill Halloween Costume Rules
during Distance Learning, 2020
As fun as this will be, please support our SOAR values:
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The costume you select should not portray a stereotyped image of a culture or group of people.
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Costumes should not be offensive to any racial, ethnic or religious group, any people with disabilities or illnesses, or any other group of people.
Here are a few rules to keep in mind as you plan for Halloween:
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Foothill dress code is still in effect on October 30th, 6th period, our Halloween Celebration time.
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Check the Foothill Student Handbook online.
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You may wear a hat with your costume, but it cannot BE your costume.
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No masks! (Students may have partially painted faces but not completely covered)
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Keep it G rated!
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You must be able to participate in class.
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Put your costume on prior to starting your 6th period class.
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DO NOT display anything that remotely resembles a weapon of any kind: no toy guns, fake knives, pretend swords or any pretend weapons. Consequences may occur.
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Costumes should not include items with sound effects, lights or other components which would disrupt the classroom learning environment.
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Any questions? Ask your teacher before Halloween!
For many of our families, food insecurity is an overwhelming reality. Below is a list of food resources and tools for finding food in our surrounding community.
| Food Distribution Map |
| Contra Costa and Solano County Food Bank |
| Contra Costa County Emergency Food Services |
| Trinity Center |
| Monument Crisis Food Distribution |
| Monument Crisis Food Distribution Dates |
The Contra Costa libraries are here to support the families of our community. Whether you’re a student, a teacher, or a parent they have a number of resources that everyone can access from home with their library card.
If you don’t have a library card, you can sign up for an e-card online.
Online resources: There are items for early learners (Ages 2-8) through college students.
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