Karen Arnett de Rodriguez, Baltimore Sun Media Group
Costumed students from Rodgers Forge Elementary School walk through the neighborhood on Friday during the school's annual Halloween Parade. The young goblins, witches and other creatively attired students walk an approximate one-mile loop from the schools' hard court, across the field to Stevenson, east to Heathfield, past Dumbarton Middle School and back through the doors of Rodgers Forge Elementary.
Costumed students from Rodgers Forge Elementary School walk through the neighborhood on Friday during the school's annual Halloween Parade. The young goblins, witches and other creatively attired students walk an approximate one-mile loop from the schools' hard court, across the field to Stevenson, east to Heathfield, past Dumbarton Middle School and back through the doors of Rodgers Forge Elementary. (Karen Arnett de Rodriguez, Baltimore Sun Media Group)
Karen Arnett de Rodriguez, Baltimore Sun Media Group
Costumed students from Rodgers Forge Elementary School walk through the neighborhood on Friday during the school's annual Halloween Parade. The young goblins, witches and other creatively attired students walk an approximate one-mile loop from the schools' hard court, across the field to Stevenson, east to Heathfield, past Dumbarton Middle School and back through the doors of Rodgers Forge Elementary.
Costumed students from Rodgers Forge Elementary School walk through the neighborhood on Friday during the school's annual Halloween Parade. The young goblins, witches and other creatively attired students walk an approximate one-mile loop from the schools' hard court, across the field to Stevenson, east to Heathfield, past Dumbarton Middle School and back through the doors of Rodgers Forge Elementary. (Karen Arnett de Rodriguez, Baltimore Sun Media Group)
The young goblins, witches and other creatively attired students, from Rodgers Forge Elementary, walk an approximate one-mile loop through the Rodgers Forge neighborhood in the school's annual Halloween parade.
Karen Arnett de Rodriguez/Baltimore Sun Media Group