Fall Festival was Filled With Ghouls, Games, and Goodies
Photo Courtesy of: Jenine Ly Garcia
Mother and daughter duos Nikki and Jayenne Cook, dressed up as a doctor and Belle, and Erin Kendall Elliot-Bolger, dressed up as a big and little Cinderella enjoyed the festivities.
Photo Courtesy of: Jenine Ly Garcia
Maureen Horana and Michele Baird, two classroom moms are in charge of the spooky fishing booth for Mrs. Heusterberg's kindergarten class.
Photo Courtesy of: Jenine Ly Garcia
Mother and daughter Nikki and Jayenne Cook, dressed up as a doctor and Belle, and Erin Elliot and Kendall Elliot-Bolger, dressed up as a big and little Cinderlla to enjoy all of the festivities.
Photo Courtesy of: Jenine Ly Garcia
With cotton candy in hang, third-grader Richard Becerra and fifth-grader Larisa Matos show off their costumes as Harry Potter and Pikachu.
Photo Courtesy of: Jenine Ly Garcia
Lily and Nicolas Alemar try their luck at spooky fishing to hopefully win a prize.
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