Candy, crafts, and costumes filled the halls of Woodland Saturday, October 25th for the Student Government’s annual Trick or Treat Street.

Trick or Treat Street is an event held for families and their children in the community. Chris Tomlin, the faculty advisor of The Student Government of Woodland Regional High School states “Its providing a safe, secure and warm environment for families to come and trick or treat, It allows our students to be in something concrete, giving directly back to our community”

This event was free of charge and Student Government certainly does not do it for the profits. Student government keeps holding this event every year because they get such a positive feedback. They host this event not only for the community, but they also get the school involved. Advisories got involved by volunteering to decorate the doors on the first floor.

Children and families came to the school, costumes and all,  ready for a festive experience where the kids got

handfuls of candy, crafts and fun.

Be sure to attend this event October fifth and the years to come for a hawks Halloween that you wont forget.