The Clarkdale-Jerome School Parent Teacher Organization is thrilled to host its annual Fall Festival on Friday, Sept. 12, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Clarkdale-Jerome School that is located at 1615 Main Street. This family-friendly event has become a beloved tradition in the Verde Valley, bringing together students, families, and neighbors for an evening of seasonal fun — all while raising support for local education.
The Fall Festival offers something for everyone, making it a can’t miss event for families across the area. Festival highlights include:
▪ Kids activities and games
▪ Cake walk and balloon animals
▪ Live animal encounters with Verde Valley Oasis Reptiles
▪ Dunk tank and boxing ring
▪ Pizza, nachos and snacks available for purchase
▪ Bounce house and balloon animals
▪ Train rides provided by Taylor Waste
“This festival is more than just games and food — it’s a way for our community to come together in support of our students,” CJS Principal Madison Westcott said. “We’re grateful to our local partners, families and volunteers who make this evening such a special tradition.”
Tickets are available at the door, cash or Venmo is accepted. Guests are also encouraged to bring cake donations for the much-loved cake walk, accepted through the day of the event.
Funds raised during the Fall Festival will directly support Clarkdale-Jerome School classrooms and programs, ensuring students have the resources they need to thrive.
Join CJS for an evening of laughter, community spirit, and fall festivities—all while making a lasting impact on local education.
