Halloween Parade Brings Community Together
After a two-year hiatus caused by the coronavirus pandemic, Shore's annual Halloween parade resumed October 29, 2021, bringing scores of families to campus to participate in this beloved tradition.
Families begin arriving early to drop off costumed little ones, then lined the Oval to watch as children took several laps. The whole school dressed up for the traditional seasonal celebration—Upper Schoolers coordinated their costumes by advisory, and Lower School faculty came as figures from their curriculum.
Find pictures from the parade below.
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Families begin arriving early to drop off costumed little ones, then lined the Oval to watch as children took several laps. The whole school dressed up for the traditional seasonal celebration—Upper Schoolers coordinated their costumes by advisory, and Lower School faculty came as figures from their curriculum.
Find pictures from the parade below.
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