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Hello South Jordan Families,
We will be having a Halloween Costume Parade on Friday, October 31 at approximately 9:30 in the morning.  The parade will be outside and will start at the cafeteria doors, continue counter-clockwise around the school, and conclude at the front doors of the school. The parade will not be on the north side of the school at all. Please see the attached map for the route and other important instructions.  We appreciate your help in keeping the parade route clear for our teachers and students.
Halloween Parade Route and Information
Please note the following to help keep our celebration fun and safe:
- Students who would like to wear a costume in the parade should come to school already wearing it.
- Costumes may not cover the face with a mask or anything else.  This ensures that all students and visitors are recognizable, and that the field of vision is not blocked creating a safety hazard.
- Weapons, real or fake, are not allowed.  This included any version of guns, knives, swords, etc.
- Please refer to Jordan School District's Dress Code Policy for full information.  Costumes must still adhere to these guidelines.
- We kindly ask that parents and others viewing the parade adhere to the costume expectations of no masks and no weapons.
- If you are helping with a class party after the parade, please check in at the visitor/volunteer computer in the front entryway and wear a visitor sticker during the entire time you are in the school.

Thank you for your support.  We look forward to celebrating with you on Friday!
South Jordan Elementary

Notice: You will always be asked to show your photo ID when checking out your child during the school day.
Please plan on this before coming in. Thank you!

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