Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) and Student Government Association (SGA) have helped contribute to trunk or treat. 

     The trunk or treat event has become an annual event at Rose, but was paused for a year due to Covid. It occurs after the school day from 5:30pm to 8:00pm. FBLA officers who volunteer will bring their cars and park in the back parking lot and decorate their cars for the kids. 

     “It is open to all FBLA members; they just have to sign up and officers are able to volunteer their cars,” Fraley said. 

     There is much preparation throughout the club for this upcoming event. These include credit opportunities for all club members.

     “Right now, we are collecting candy and we have four officers who are letting us use their cars, so we are also collecting decorations for those cars,” Fraley said. 

     The trunk or treat is meant to be beneficial in giving the kids an opportunity through their school to participate in a Halloween activity. Some of the students taking part in the trunk or treat do not have a neighborhood to trick or treat on Halloween, so this provides them with an alternative activity.

     “There is a fall festival inside and then the students are able to come outside and walk through the parking lot and get candy from FBLA and other club members,” Fraley said.  

     SGA had a Halloween Costume Drive through Oct. 2 through 13 to donate costumes for elementary schoolers. 

     “SGA was inspired by HOSA because they normally have a trunk or treat every year and so this year we were trying to find ways to get more kids to participate in it so we could donate more costumes for kids,” senior SGA officer Olivia West said.