<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=3pV4hP_1GrggV3o00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=3pV4hP_1GrggV3o00" width="1200" height="798" ></figure>RHS hosted its eighth annual ADoorAble Doors event on Saturday, Oct. 24, held in the high school hallways. The hour-long event offers an inclusive trick-or-treating experience for local children who may have difficulty going door-to-door on Halloween night.“— Aoma CaldwellRHS student volunteers from high school clubs, sports teams and honor societies decorated classroom doors and distributed candy to children in costumes. “It’s a great event. You get to hand out candy, decorate a door and have fun,” freshman Ethan Barnett said.The selection of candy, which accommodated children with various food allergies and dietary restrictions, included Sour Patch Kids, Oreos, Swedish Fish, Hershey’s and Sweet Tarts. Door themes ranged from Disney’s “Coco” to “Jurassic Park.”Humanities Supervisor Brienne Valvano, who organized the event, explained how it got its start. “Many years ago, I was part of the Option II program,” she said, “and I knew a student named Megan Dunne (’28) who wanted to create an accessible trick-or-treating experience for those who have trouble trick-or-treating normally.”“We promote the event to families with or without disabilities,” noted Brianne McBreen, special services coordinator at RHS. “The student leaders plan and implement the event for our community. The event debuted in 2018, and our students and the community have embraced it ever since.”During the event, the RHS orchestras also performed several spooky tunes, including “Rite of Spring” and “Danse Macabre.” Speakers placed throughout the hallways played classic Halloween music, further enhancing the atmosphere.“ADoorAble Doors is such a wonderful event,” said Aoma Caldwell, orchestra conductor. “I love that it gives the students a chance to give back to their community, and there is so much spooky classical music that it works out very well.”ADoorAble Doors provides RHS students with the opportunity to support a community-inclusive event. Whether decorating doors, performing music or distributing candy, they help create a memorable Halloween experience for local families.“The students did a wonderful job, and I’m proud of them,” Caldwell added. “It is hard waking up on a Saturday morning.”</div></body>

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RHS hosted its eighth annual ADoorAble Doors event on Saturday, Oct. 24, held in the high school hallways. The hour-long event offers an inclusive trick-or-treating experience for local children who may have difficulty going door-to-door on Halloween night. “. — Aoma Caldwell. RHS student volunteers from high school clubs, sports teams...

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RHS hosted its eighth annual ADoorAble Doors event on Saturday, Oct. 24, held in the high school hallways. The hour-long event offers an inclusive trick-or

RHS Welcomes Community for 8th Annual ADoorAble Doors Event

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