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Palatine High School presents 27th Trick-or-Treat with Pirate Pete

Palatine High School's annual Trick-or-Treat with Pirate Pete Festival returns for its 27th year.

The festival will take place from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 26, at Palatine High School, 1111 N. Rohlwing Road. This event is open to children ages 10 and younger, who must be accompanied by an adult.

This event is organized to celebrate the fall season and Halloween. There is no admission fee for attendees. Costumes are encouraged. Palatine High School will have different decorations and themed rooms for guests all organized by various clubs, organizations, programs and sports teams at PHS. Rooms will be labeled as "scary" or "not scary" so families know if rooms are age-appropriate.

Each room will host a variety of games, activities, and displays. The cafeteria will host a Pirate Ship bounce house and other interactive games. Candy and treats will be handed out for all attendees.

Social Studies teacher, Shannon McCloskey, is excited to bring her infant daughter to the Trick-or-Treat Festival for the first time this year. She said, "I've been a sponsor of teams and clubs at the festival in year's past. I'm really excited to bring my own child to this year's festival."

Palatine High School principal, Mr. Medina highlighted the connection this event creates between the school and community. He said, "It's our largest event that we host. It is a great way we can connect our school to the community of Palatine."

Palatine High School expresses their gratitude to the staff and students who volunteer their time to host this celebration.

This festival would also not be possible without the sponsorship of various community organizations and businesses and the Palatine High School Pirate Boosters.

If any members of the community are interested in donating candy for the festival, please contact Administrative Assistant, Shannon Szukala at (847) 755-1611 to arrange a time to drop off your donation.

For additional information, call (847) 755-1600.

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