Second and third-graders trekked across campus Oct. 29 while dressed to the nines in outfits and costumes, carrying on the Pine View tradition of the Fall Parade. This year, students were allowed to bring their parents to school for viewing the parade in a welcome return to normal, whereas last year, parents were only allowed to see the event from outside the gates. While students wore costumes ranging from storybook characters to intriguing idioms, all of them were amazingly creative.
The Fall Parade, as one of Pine View’s long traditions, has always thrilled both students and families. 
Principal Dr. Stephen Covert and Assistant Principal Roy Sprinkle, in a nod to Professor Xavier and Wolverine of the X-Men, urge students to go 212 degrees. 
Teachers collaborated this year to come up with their own matching costume of Cruella De Vil. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
Ms. Bradly poses for the camera, dressed as a clever play on words. 
Principal Dr. Stephen Covert and Assistant Principal Roy Sprinkle, in a nod to Professor Xavier and Wolverine of the X-Men, urge students to go 212 degrees. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
The Fall Parade, as one of Pine View’s long traditions, has always thrilled both students and families. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
Teachers collaborated this year to come up with their own matching costume of Cruella De Vil. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
The Fall Parade, as one of Pine View’s long traditions, has always thrilled both students and families. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
The Fall Parade, as one of Pine View’s long traditions, has always thrilled both students and families. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
Teachers collaborated this year to come up with their own matching costume of Cruella De Vil. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes. 
Teachers collaborated this year to come up with their own matching costume of Cruella De Vil. 
The Fall Parade, as one of Pine View’s long traditions, has always thrilled both students and families. 
It’s not just students who enjoy the Fall Parade; teachers and elementary students alike love this Pine View tradition. 
Students parade across campus, smiling and laughing, proud of their specially created costumes.
Photos provided by middle school journalism students Sivan Levy, Anna Kim, Bryn Nadan, Calista Ream, Daisy Doyle, Megan Glenn, Sofia Giannattasio, Yasin Cox, and Liam Dingman.