Halloween havoc at Covert Avenue

Posted Wednesday, November 9, 2011 7:03 pm

Students enjoyed the Covert Avenue Halloween party, recently sponsored by the Covert Avenue PTA.

Courtesy Annette Denehy

Covert Avenue’s sixth-grade girls were dressed to impress at the party.

Courtesy Annette Denehy

Covert Avenue students Anthony Osorio, left, Daniel Denehy and Dayna Marston were all smiles at the Covert Avenue School's Halloween party.

Courtesy Annette Denehy

By Jackie Nash

The Covert Avenue Parent-Teacher Association recently sponsored the school’s annual Halloween Party, which was divided into two celebrations — a party for its pre-kindergarten through third-grade students, and one for fourth- through sixth-grade students.

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