This past Saturday, Maple Heights High School hosted “Too Ghoul for School,” and close to a hundred families came out to take part. The International Club, the Drama Club, and the Cosmetology program each hosted a room, where students welcomed families and handed out treats.
The event, held from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Oct. 31, was a community outreach program designed to entertain students in grades K-5 and the adults who came with them. Maple Heights High School students and staff planned stations for fun and games, including face painting, a balloon artist, a coloring station, and a crafts station, along with Halloween-themed activities.
The treats were possible because of the generosity of the High School staff. Staff members donated bags of candy and snacks, which the planning team collected and packaged for event day. Thank you to everyone who gave. Your support helped make the day special for our youngest Mustangs.
Thank you also to the student organizations and staff who gave up part of their Saturday, and to the families who joined us. Events like this show what it means to be a Mustang community.