La Fe Students Hold Annual Halloween Parade
Students from La Fe Preparatory School visited local community centers in costume.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in Civic
La Fe Preparatory School hosted its annual Halloween parade on the morning of October 30, 2026. The event featured students ranging from pre-K through fifth grade.
Why it matters
The parade serves as a long-standing community tradition that connects local students with senior citizens and healthcare facilities in El Paso. It fosters intergenerational interaction and community spirit through seasonal engagement.
La Fe Preparatory School established this parade tradition in 2007, marking nearly two decades of annual community engagement. The event involves student participation from pre-K through the fifth grade.
The players
La Fe Preparatory School
An educational institution in El Paso that serves children from pre-K through fifth grade.
South El Paso Senior Center
A local community facility that provides services and social engagement for aging residents.
La Fe Central Clinic
A healthcare facility in the region providing medical services to the local community.
La Fe Child and Adolescent Wellness Center
A specialized pediatric medical unit that offers health services to local youth.
The details
Students dressed in costume to walk to several neighborhood locations during the morning event. The procession visited the South El Paso Senior Center, the La Fe Central Clinic, and the pediatric medical unit at the La Fe Child and Adolescent Wellness Center.
Timeline
2007: The school officially started the annual parade tradition.
October 30, 2026: The latest annual Halloween parade occurred.
Industry Dynamics
The school's annual parade follows a pattern set by the 2007 inception of the La Fe Preparatory School parade tradition. This event underscores how local educational institutions utilize recurring seasonal activities to strengthen their community presence.
Local residents may have experienced temporary road activity or foot traffic near the visited clinics and centers during the parade. The event was primarily designed for student engagement with community facilities.
The takeaway
Annual school traditions create meaningful connections between local youth and their surrounding community resources. Participating in established yearly events provides students with consistent opportunities to engage with neighbors and medical professionals.
Further reading
For more information on community events in the region, visit the El Paso Civic section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by KVIA.
