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Clinton Elementary held a week of activities focused on pedestrian safety. The school's events included themes like wearing crazy socks and dressing as superheroes.
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Clinton Elementary highlighted pedestrian safety through themed activities.
Students participated in various dress-up days to promote safety awareness.
The week included a visit to the Veterans Park pavilion.
Clinton Elementary held a week of activities focused on highlighting pedestrian safety, according to a notice on the school's website. The week of themed activities was designed to promote safety awareness among students.
The safety week began with students wearing crazy socks. Other scheduled activities included wearing hats or headbands as a reminder to wear helmets when riding on wheels, and dressing as favorite pedestrian safety superheroes. The week was set to conclude with students walking or rolling to school safely and visiting the Veterans Park pavilion for a special treat.
