- December 4, 2025
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Courtney and Johnny brought their kids Emma, Parker and Zoey Shekell to participate in the event dressed up as Harry Potter characters.
Clarissa and Clara Galindo were happy to attend Sunset Park’s trunk-or-treat.
Deejay Michael Masters played during the event.
Ivanna, Miguel and Annyaneth Ramirez gave out candy to students and parents attending the event.
Firefighters Jared Sledge, Wade Meagher and David Wilkins showed up to hand out candy during trunk-or-treat.
Maria Julia Moura Brito showed off her costume with a smile on her face.
Jessie, Jackson, Riley and Jacki Spencer were all smiles trunk-or-treating. Parents handed out candy with costumes.
Parents handed out candy with costumes.
Tasha, Frank, Vienna and Dominic Macri were happy at the school’s event.
Matteo Nogueira posed in front of a trunk with Michael Jackson’s character in “Thriller.”
Matteo Nogueira posed in front of a trunk with Michael Jackson’s character in “Thriller.”
Jessica, Michael and Calliope Eng had fun during trunk-or-treat.
Jessica and Mason Hagan dressed up in style for the school’s Halloween event.
Sofia Ennamany, Milena and Maylin Mastrangelo trunk-or-treated together.
Alexander Gonzalez showed off his Halloween costumed.
Lots of students showed up to the event with their families, making for a big crowd.
Kids took the event seriously. This one wore camouflage attire.
Cameron Apperson wore a biohazard suit for the event.
Valentina Reyes played in the playground dressed as “Anna” from Frozen.
A car trunk was decorated with a big bad wolf.
Sunset Park Elementary School held its biggest trunk-or-treat event yet Friday, Oct. 17 for students celebrating Halloween.
Students dressed up in various characters and costumes, like SpongeBob, Michael Jackson, KPop Demon Hunters, superheroes, princesses, and more while going around and trunk-or-treating,
The school provided candy, games, a deejay and lots of fun for all involved.
Parents and students enjoyed the evening with music, friends, costumes and lots of entertainment.
With families lining up outside the school’s field for entrance, this was a hit between them and school members.
