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Orange Shirt Day graphic featuring an orange T-shirt with ā€œEvery Child Matters,ā€ the message ā€œOrange Shirt Day,ā€ and ā€œSeptember 30.ā€ Feathers and Indigenous-inspired patterns decorate the design, with text encouraging viewers to wear orange, honor, remember, and support Indigenous communities.

šŸ§” Orange Shirt Day ā€“ Every Child Matters | September 30

Central High School

September 29, 2026

The PXU Native American Education Program invites the Central High School community to recognize Orange Shirt Day on September 30.

Orange Shirt Day honors survivors of Indigenous residential and boarding schools and remembers the children who never returned home. The color orange represents remembrance, resilience, awareness, and healing, while ā€œEvery Child Mattersā€ reminds us of the importance of every childā€™s dignity, culture, and identity.

Join us by wearing orange on September 30 as a symbol of remembrance, respect, and support for Indigenous communities.

šŸ§” Every Child Matters.

Please see the flyer below for more information.

An orange t-shirt displays "EVERY CHILD MATTERS" on a background of orange feathers. The bottom has "Sept 30 - Wear Orange" and "Day of Truth and Reconciliation".