Fall Festival time at Crestline Elementary

In October, Crestline PTO hosted its annual Fall Festival to raise money, most of which is used to support Celebrate Writing week in February.  

The day of Fall Festival, children went to school dressed in costumes and were dismissed early to enjoy rides, games and a haunted house. This year, Principal Laurie King held a contest to see which department of teachers and/or staff members dressed in the best costumes. This brought out the creativity of the Crestline staff and a friendly rivalry between grade levels and departments.  

There was a three-way tie for first place between the special education staff, who dressed as the solar system and decorated their hallway as the night sky; the second-grade teachers, who dressed as elderly ladies; and the third-grade teachers, who came as a wedding party and served cake and punch in their hallway.