Show Up, Stand Out, Succeed! Spirit Week Oct 26–30
Every day you attend is a step toward making this week unforgettable. Missing just one day means missing unique memories, school spirit, and key learning. Let's hit 93%+ attendance all week long!
Monday, October 26 — Be Here and Start the Week Right!
Research shows that students who are present on Monday are far more likely to stay on track all week long. Show up on Monday to lock in your goals, catch announcements, and kick off Spirit Week on the right foot!
Tuesday, October 27 — Anything But a Backpack Day!
You spent time planning the wild, creative container you're bringing to school, don't let that effort go to waste by staying home!
"The item can't be a live animal or person and you must be able to carry it with you all day."
Wednesday, October 28 — Comfy Day – Pajama Day
We made coming to school as easy as possible today, no need to pick out an outfit! Don't hit snooze at home, roll out of bed in your favorite Halloween themed OR black, white, and orange pjs.
Thursday, October 29 — Neon Spooktacular
Glow big or go home! Stand out in bright neon or Halloween colors. Let's see every desk glowing with perfect attendance!
Friday, October 30 — Halloween Costume Day
Dress to impress!
Every student who shows up on time gets a treat at the gate!
"Follow Costume Guidelines."
Costume Guidelines – Del Dios Academy October 2026
Del Dios Academy – October 2026
On Friday, October 30, Del Dios students are free to wear costumes to school. Dressing up is completely optional, and students may wear regular school clothes as well. During this school day celebration students are permitted to wear age-appropriate costumes representing fictional characters, heroes, or imaginative concepts. Please keep these guidelines in mind:
- All costumes must uphold the Dragon Creed and be safe, respectful, and responsible.
- Costumes should be appropriate to a Del Dios school day. Dress code standards apply.
- No weapons of any kind, real or imagined, plastic or otherwise, may be included as part of a costume.
- No full-face masks or makeup may be worn during the school day.
- Partial makeup may be used to represent fictional conditions (clown-face, witch-green skin, etc) but should not represent different human flesh tones.
- Wigs may be used to represent fictional or historical characters (Ariel mermaid hair, George Washington wig, etc) but may not be used to represent hairstyles associated with other ethnicities.
- Costumes representing spiritual leaders and specific religious figures are inappropriate for Halloween.
Please consult with your child as you plan their costume together. If you have any questions or concerns about any costume that your child may be considering wearing on this day, please feel free to reach out to a School Administrator or any teacher.