Bainville Ag Students Prepare Halloween Scares For Community On Nov. 2
As Halloween brings out costumes, spooky decorations and a little good-natured mischief, Bainville’s agriculture students are preparing to share some seasonal fun with their community.
The Bainville ag class will host a free haunted house from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 2 in the school’s ag shop, giving residents a chance to keep the Halloween spirit going a little longer.
Students have begun decorating, working together to turn a familiar classroom workspace into something visitors will experience quite di_erently. Preparing the haunted house gives them an opportunity to put their imaginations to work, share ideas and help create an evening of scares for friends, families and neighbors.
The class has hosted the event for the past couple of years, with another group of students now taking a turn at bringing it to life. Behind the finished attraction is the time spent preparing together — deciding how to use the space, putting up decorations and getting ready to welcome visitors.
Community members are invited to stop by the Bainville School Ag Shop, support the students’ work and discover what they have prepared. Admission is free.
