Each month, students focus on one simple Friendship Goal to help build a school community where everyone feels welcomed, included, and supported. October's goal is to Use Kind Words. Families are encouraged to talk about this goal at home, look for opportunities to practice it together, and celebrate when you see kindness and friendship in action.

Library program begins.

2:50 PM

5th graders are selling popsicles to raise money for their end-of-year activities. Location: Playground Blacktop. Time: 2:50 PM. Price: $3 per popsicle. Payment methods: Cash or Venmo (QR code 8634).

7:00 PM

PTA meeting at 7:00 PM.

5:30 PM

Annual event for students in grades 2-6 to work out with high school soccer players and coaches. Participants engage in one-on-one drills/games and play in a scrimmage. Registration includes T-shirt for first 100 paid registrants. Participants should wear cleats and shin guards, bring plenty of water. Individually wrapped pretzels provided (note allergies). Cost: $25. Register via form (mail check to Kelly McIlvaine, 514 Homestead Ave, Haddonfield, NJ 08033) or Google form with Venmo payment (@Kelly-Mcilvaine).

Wear your school colors or school gearWe are one school community. Everyone belongs!

Wear your favorite sports team, club or activity shirtKindness makes us a stronger team!

Peace, Love & Friendship DayWear your Tie-Dye or Bright Colors Different colors, different people, one amazing community!

Be You, Be Kind DayWear your favorite color.Being yourself is something to celebrate—and so is respecting what makes others unique!

7:00 PM

Cozy with Kindness DayPajama/Comfy Day - Wear pajamas or comfy clothes.Our school is a place where everyone should feel comfortable, welcomed, and included.

6:00 PM

Community trick-or-treat event presented by HTHS PTA. Cost: $7 per child online or $10 at the door. Location: Van Sciver parking lot.

11:00 AM

Annual Fall Fair & Auction featuring games, prizes, food, auction, inflatable obstacle course, dunk tank, face painting, pumpkin painting, and Kona Ice. The largest PTA fundraiser, earning nearly $8,000 that goes directly to students for assemblies, field trips, and library programs. Game tickets, auction tickets, and booth sponsorships available for advance purchase at strawbridgepta.givebacks.com/shop. Volunteers needed for at least one hour to work games, sell food, help set up or clean up. Middle and High School volunteers welcome for service hours.

4:00 AM

RETAKE Date: 11/16/26

4:00 AM

5:00 PM

Haddon Township High School Soccer Booster Club Dine & Donate fundraiser at P.J. Whelihan's Pub & Restaurant, 700 North Haddon Ave., Haddonfield, NJ. Please let your server know you are participating in the Dine and Donate. 15% of your bill will go directly to the Soccer Booster Club.

7:00 PM

7:00 PM

Edison Fall Festival event.

Complete the Halloween Lunch Form for each child attending school to indicate whether your child will stay at school for lunch OR go home at 12:40 PM and return at 1:40 PM. This helps the school plan for attendance and supervision.

Students guess the amount of candy in four different jugs. The student whose guess is closest to the actual amount wins that jug of candy. Tickets sold during lunch/recess for 25 cents each or 5 for $1.00. One guess per ticket per candy jug. Winners announced Friday, October 23rd.

3:30 PM

6:30 PM

A free community conversation hosted by The Company We Keep in partnership with Haddonfield Memorial High School. This presentation will be led by Sgt. John Cochran of the High Tech Crimes Unit of the Camden County Prosecutor's Office. Topics include online risks facing kids, what parents should watch out for, and how families can respond. Open to all parents and caregivers in Haddonfield and neighboring communities.

3:30 PM

4:00 AM

1:00 PM

Theatrical production presented by Rohrer Middle School at the High School Auditorium. Two showtimes: 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM. Ticket prices: Students $5, Adults $15, Senior Citizens $5. Online reserved seating available; HT Señora offers free general admission at the door. All proceeds support Student-YPA Activities.

Community Halloween parade with registration for costumed participants, floats, organizations, groups, bands, and entertainers. Line up begins 6:30 pm at Haddon and French Avenues (Haddon Avenue closes at 6:45 pm). Parade starts promptly at 7:30 pm. Registration is free in-person at Westmont Ace Hardware (127 Haddon Avenue) or Franco's Place (53 Haddon Avenue) beginning after October 1st, or online via email to westmontparade@gmail.com beginning September 19th. All registrants judged; parade registration cards must be worn and visible. No candy throwing allowed. Winners receive prize money. DJ and dance party at Jackson Funeral Home after parade (30-45 minutes).

12:40 PM

2:00 PM

Halloween Parade K-5 at 2:00 PM. Lunchtime change: 12:40-1:40 PM.

2:00 PM

District-wide Halloween celebration at elementary schools. Lunchtime for K-5th grade will be 12:40pm-1:40pm. Students typically go home for lunch to change into costumes, but school personnel will assist students staying at school. Students should return dressed in costume at 1:40pm for the 2pm parade.