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Wasatch schedules Halloween Parade and field trips for October 26–30

By Utah News Staff · Originally published October 26, 2026 · 1 min read
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According to a October 26 statement from Wasatch, the school is holding a Halloween Parade on Friday, October 30. The week also features an attendance competition and several student field trips.

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  • A Halloween Parade is scheduled for Friday, October 30, at 9:00 a.m.
  • Kindergarten, third grade, and other classes have various field trips scheduled this week.
  • Wasatch is currently tied with Edgemont in the final week of an attendance competition.
  • The current BARK focus is for students to act responsibly in the bathroom.

Wasatch announced in a report published October 26 that the school will host a Halloween Parade at 9:00 a.m. on Friday, October 30. The school also noted that the current BARK focus for the week is acting responsibly in the bathroom.

Several field trips are scheduled for the week. On Tuesday, October 27, kindergarten students will visit Jakers Pumpkin Patch. On Wednesday, October 28, third grade students will visit Thanksgiving Point. On Friday, October 30, Term 1 standards reports will be sent home following the Halloween Parade.

The school is currently in the final week of an attendance competition and is tied with Edgemont for first place. The winning school will receive a trophy and treats from other participating schools.

Upcoming events include the start of the PAWS Holiday Humanitarian Project on November 2. Scheduled activities for the following weeks include a Book Fair from November 9–12 and a Veterans Day Assembly on November 10.

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