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Sponsor spotlight Monster Mad Dash 5K brings community together for the Edmonds School District

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Edmonds School District will host the 17th Annual Monster Mad Dash 5K Run and Walk on October 4 at Lake Ballinger. This event allows schools to fundraise for essential academic programs, with teams of 20 or more receiving a share of the net proceeds. Participants can form or join teams to support their local schools. Families will enjoy a Kids Zone, outdoor games, and offerings from local food trucks like Who Let the Dawgs Out and Hugs and Mini Donuts. Andi Nofziger-Meadows, president of the Edmonds Education Association, emphasized the event's role in enhancing student learning through community engagement.

Costumes are encouraged, contributing to the festive Halloween atmosphere. The race aims to foster community spirit and support educational initiatives year-round. Interested individuals can register at foundationesd. org/5k for a chance to partake in this spirited event.

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