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Thoughts on Trick or Treat Being Moved to Tonight

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You just know some families are going to "double dip"! Go to Alexandria tonight and go out locally in your own area on Wednesday! :dancingpa

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You just know some families are going to "double dip"! Go to Alexandria tonight and go out locally in your own area on Wednesday! :dancingpa

 

I'll be asking each child what their zip code is before the get candy lol

I'll be asking each child what their zip code is before the get candy lol

 

BUILD A WALL!

The negative is that I know in Pendleton County, a band concert was planned for the Middle School, so those kids will have to keep their extracurricular obligations.

 

My personal opinion is a middle school student shouldn't be trick-or-treating in the first place. However, that could make things difficult for parents looking to take a younger kid and having to miss the concert.

A good friend of mine on the local city council has said for years that Trick-or-Treating should be on the Saturday evening closest to Halloween. That way you don't interfere with church (Sunday/Wednesday), high school football (Friday), or other school night events (Monday/Tuesday/Thursday). Everyone knows when it is and there's no conflict with school or religious functions. Of course the city council shoots it down every year!

My personal opinion is a middle school student shouldn't be trick-or-treating in the first place. However, that could make things difficult for parents looking to take a younger kid and having to miss the concert.

 

Dang that seems harsh. :lol2:

A good friend of mine on the local city council has said for years that Trick-or-Treating should be on the Saturday evening closest to Halloween. That way you don't interfere with church (Sunday/Wednesday), high school football (Friday), or other school night events (Monday/Tuesday/Thursday). Everyone knows when it is and there's no conflict with school or religious functions. Of course the city council shoots it down every year!

 

When I was young growing up in Cincinnati, I remember that trick or treating occurred on a couple Sunday afternoons. But, then again, there were no NFL triple headers on TV either.

My personal opinion is a middle school student shouldn't be trick-or-treating in the first place. However, that could make things difficult for parents looking to take a younger kid and having to miss the concert.

I think 6th grade is ok but think it's time to hang it up when they hit 7th. My daughter is in 8th and that's what she did.

I think 6th grade is ok but think it's time to hang it up when they hit 7th. My daughter is in 8th and that's what she did.

 

Agreed. Sixth grade may even be pushing it IMO.

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Dang that seems harsh. :lol2:

 

Yeah, I think you should be allowed to trick or treat up until high school.

Yeah, I think you should be allowed to trick or treat up until high school.

 

That's pretty much where I'm at as well.

I have more of a problem with people bringing infants around to get candy than the random 7th or 8th grader.

Yeah, I think you should be allowed to trick or treat up until high school.

 

That's pretty much where I'm at as well.

 

Same.

I have more of a problem with people bringing infants around to get candy than the random 7th or 8th grader.

 

Define infant? :lol2:

Define infant? :lol2:

 

A kid that can't eat the candy.

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