Fossil Ridge High School students and teachers arrange a fun night of candy, costumes, and creativity for the community at the annual Trick or Treat Street on October 28.
Fossil decorated doors and rooms to provide a safe and lively space for children to enjoy Halloween early with their families. Over 400 kids came and went with loads of candy and unforgettable memories.

“When they’re dressed up, it’s so fun. The creativity these days is insane, and what they come up with is just 100% adorable,” she said. (Brooklyn Brown)

“There was one little girl who actually thought I was Ariel, which made my day,” said Holloway. “She was so happy, she wanted a picture and everything and I thought, this is why I do this. ” (Brooklyn Brown)

“Just having fun and interacting with the community and giving something back to the community, like a safe place for kids to trick or treat, is my favorite part,” Harding said. (Brooklyn Brown)

“I love trick or treat because I think it gives an opportunity for all kids to come and have fun and just experience Halloween in a fun, anti-stress environment,” Tope said. (Brooklyn Brown)


“I like seeing all of the kids get happy when they recognize our costumes when they get candy,” said Micah Nelson. (Brooklyn Brown)

“It’s one of the best traditions at Fossil,” said Kerigan Philavanh, NAHS President.
“Kerigan suggested that I should join Trick or Treat Street this year since I’ve never done it before,” said Diego Gallegos Ceja. “And I absolutely loved it, I loved seeing the little kids so happy and eating candy.” (Brooklyn Brown)

“They really liked the Taylor Swift table,” said Mandy Luckett. Charlotte and Sarah Luckett’s favorite part was the candy, their favorite kind being Jolly Ranchers. (Brooklyn Brown)


“You can see the different clubs and activities that can entice the kids when they get older,” Lester said. (Brooklyn Brown)

“It’s always fun to see that community connection and how the high schoolers are just as excited as we are,” she said. (Brooklyn Brown)
When the evening wrapped up, families left Fossil with full bags and hearts. Trick or Treat Street is a safe and joyful Halloween tradition at Fossil that strengthens community bonds. It is the highlight of the season, creating memories that last well beyond Halloween.