‘In this town of Halloween’ (WITH GALLERY)
Published 11:59 pm Tuesday, October 31, 2023
The Burlington Elementary Halloween Parade took place on Friday on the school’s lot and surrounding streets. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
A girl, dressed as Beetlejuice from the Tim Burton film, makes her way through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary School parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The South Point High School Band of Gold accompanies Burlington Elementary School students during the Halloween parade on Friday.
A boy, dressed as Superman, run across the lot of Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
Children receive candy at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary school Halloween parade on Friday.
A girl, dressed as Edwards Scissorhands from the Tim Burton film, walks in the Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade on Friday.
The Burlington Elementary Halloween Parade took place on Friday on the school’s lot and surrounding streets. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary Halloween Parade took place on Friday on the school’s lot and surrounding streets. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Pointer dog, the mascot for the South Point school district, led the way during parade
Third graders from Burlington Elementary School walk through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the school’s Halloween parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary Halloween Parade took place on Friday on the school’s lot and surrounding streets. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
Assistant principal Cassie Lunsford, right, and teachers watch the Halloween parade on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
A boy, dressed as Michael Meyers from the Halloween films, through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary school parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary Halloween Parade took place on Friday on the school’s lot and surrounding streets. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
Children receive candy at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary school Halloween parade on Friday.
Burlington Elementary School principal David Ashworth greets staff at Hatcher’s Greenhouse. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade makes its way through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison) The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade makes its way through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade crosses the street to return to the school on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade makes its way through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade took place on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade crosses the street to return to the school on Friday. (Photos by The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
A girl, dressed as Beetlejuice from the Tim Burton film, makes her way through Pumpkinville at Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary School parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
Burlington students take part in annual costume parade
BURLINGTON — Drivers found County Road 1 was shut down to traffic in Burlington on Friday, but it was for festive reasons.
Led by South Point High School’s Band of Gold, fresh from their recent win at the Buckeye Classic, students from Burlington Elementary proceeded out of the building, across the parking lot and into the streets surrounding the school.
Among them were witches, princesses, inflatable T-Rexes, cheerleaders, horror characters, cops and other costumed characters.
A boy, dressed as Superman, run across the lot of Hatcher’s Greenhouse during the Burlington Elementary School Halloween parade on Friday. (The Ironton Tribune | Heath Harrison)
The rain held out and the weather was pleasant for the school’s annual Halloween parade, which has been taking place for many years.
Along the route, children got the chance to collect candy from faculty, as well as staff at Hatcher’s Greenhouse, located across the street.
The business has a long history of partnering with the school for its events and the parade route winded its way through the decorated lot, which included its annual Pumpkinville display for the holidays.
The school’s parade is a longtime tradition for students and originally took them around the lot, where parents and community could see the costumes, but, since principal David Ashworth began his tenure at the school last year, it has been expanded and now ventures out into the community.
The other K-5 school in the district, South Point Elementary School, district hosted their Halloween parade on Tuesday.
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