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HOLLADAY -- A group of elementary students united Friday in a stand against drugs.
Students at Morningside Elementary School in Holladay dressed in red shirts and stood hand-in-hand outside the building. The "red ribbon" they created encircled the whole school.
"We're hugging the school and protecting it from drugs," a second-grader named Delaney explained.
Schools across the nation celebrate Red Ribbon Week in different ways, but the message is the same. It promotes an anti-drug, alcohol and tobacco atmosphere for children and schools.
