- October 19, 2022
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Jaclyn McCarthy makes sure Tito Toniolo Teixeira gets just the right candy during the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterAva Quinones enjoys the ride along with Keian McCleary in the crib while Michael DeSoe, Kaitlin DeSoe and Angela Cabrera show them a little love.
Photo by Jay HeaterKiddie Academy student Liam Stipakov knows alligators need candy, too, as he walks during the Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterTeagan Biggs shows off her costume during the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterHis fellow students had to be green with envy over Apollo Truman's costume during the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterJessica McCord visits with Kiddie Academy students Emmett Ramirez and Zara Morales during the Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterKiddie Academy student Tito Toniolo Teixeira obviously is enjoying the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade in Lakewood Ranch.
Photo by Jay HeaterMcKenzie Johnstone gets to enjoy the Kiddie Academy parade while riding the route in comfort.
Photo by Jay HeaterFlynn DeSoe, Anthony Marini, Nolan Koepsel, and Liam Lazek lead their class during the start of the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterSophia Marchena, a B.D. Gullett Elementary student, helps Lakewood Ranch's Hailey Hodges hand out candy from a plastic pool during the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterHailey Hodges mans a trunk or treat post, handing out candy to Kiddie Academy student William Johnstone during the parade at the school.
Photo by Jay HeaterMom Jaclyn McCarthy gets a hug from her son, Marcus McCarthy, during the Kiddie Academy parade. Student Jade Ramirez is in the background.
Photo by Jay HeaterJessica McCord, the mom of two Kiddie Academy students, hands out candy to student Ethan Rosales.
Photo by Jay HeaterKiddie Academy student John Gosnell is happy to fill up his bag during the school's Halloween parade.
Photo by Jay HeaterKiddie Academy student Asher Lewis figures out his next candy stop.
Photo by Jay HeaterAlthough East County's Jessica McCord dressed up like Elastigirl from "The Incredibles" during the Kiddie Academy Halloween parade on Oct. 31, she wasn't about to fool Woody or the Princess.
McCord's kids — her son Emmett was Woody and her daughter Jade was a princess — quickly noticed that their mom was handing out candy during the trunk or treat portion of the event. Like several other parents who were dressed in costume while handing out candy, the little ones didn't want to leave mom or dad to get back into line.
Even so, after a kiss and a hug, it was back to the parade route for the kids.
Kiddie Academy hosted the event following the school day on Halloween, releasing the kids one class at a time to show off their costumes.
