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Brockbank Elementary to host Red Ribbon Week Oct. 26-30

By Utah News Staff · Originally published October 9, 2026 · 1 min read
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Brockbank Elementary has announced its upcoming Red Ribbon Week, themed Be A Hero Stay Drug Free, which is scheduled for Oct. 26-30.

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  • Red Ribbon Week will take place from Oct. 26-30 at Brockbank Elementary.
  • The theme for the event is Be A Hero Stay Drug Free.
  • The school is hosting a Kindness Wall where messages will be displayed on school televisions.

Brockbank Elementary announced that the school will observe Red Ribbon Week from Oct. 26-30. The event follows the theme Be A Hero Stay Drug Free.

In an undated notice on the school's website, the school also invited the community to participate in a Kindness Wall. Individuals are encouraged to write a kind message to a student, teacher, technician, custodian, parent, or anyone else to help spread kindness throughout the school. These messages will be displayed on televisions located around the campus.

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