Empathy matters and we love to see it. Landon spent some of his AR points to buy gifts for a few of the staff members. He has such a HUGE heart and loves to show it.
We are so proud of Tristan for showing Empathy! Tristan was asked to come back and walk with another student to make sure she made it to the cafeteria. Tristan is always kind and is looking for a way to help others.
We are so proud of Holden and his willingness to always help a friend!
Holden took class time today to help a peer who was struggling to understand the project. Holden was willing to sacrifice his own work time to help the peer be successful, showing empathy to his struggle.
We are so proud of Hudson. In class they are learning about Christmas Around the World and the souvenir was a "Christmas Cracker" for the country of England. One of the students "cracker" was empty and Hudson gave his to the student. Way to be kind, keep up the good work!
We are so proud of Aabri. Aabri has come down to the nurse's office a few times with different friends totally concerned for them and making sure they arrive here safely. Her caring demeanor makes her a great example for empathy. Keep it up!
We are so proud of Malachiae for showing Empathy. He is always willing to help any student when they need something. He wants the best for the class and always tries to keep the peace among classmates.
Reminder: Today is a 2:15 dismissal day. Pre-k will be dismissed at 1:55. K-12 will be dismissed at 2:15.
We are so proud of Elaina. She shows such sweet empathy toward her classmates. When she sees her friend having a hard time, she offers a hug and invites her to come lie by her. She notices when others need comfort and does her best to help them feel better. Keep up the good work!
We are so proud of Caedynce for showing Empathy. She was asked for a favor by Mr. Williams to help with getting the AR Lunch order placed at Chuck's in Salem. Not only did she go home and ask her mother the best method of getting the order placed, she followed up with him several times reminding him. She went out of her way to make the AR lunch happen.
We are so proud of Tommy for showing Empathy. Mr. Wright sprained his ankle on Friday and Tommy helped him out by opening doors for him multiple times and carried boxes into my office for him. He was eager to help.
We are so proud of Madelyn, Leah, and Macie for showing Empathy! They were talking after returning from Christmas Joy shopping and expressed that they wish they could have purchased more gifts for the kids. They wanted the kids to have a great Christmas!
We are so proud of Chelsey, Johannah, Carter, Charles, Wyatt, Koban, Charlotte, Hailey, and Caraleena for showing Empathy. They helped Mrs. Sloat bring in several boxes of ice cream and put it away for her.
We are so proud of Haizley for showing Empathy. Haizley is always kind and wants to take care of her younger sister.
We are so proud of Rowen for showing Empathy! Rowen showed great empathy by noticing a classmate sitting alone at recess. Rowen demonstrated kindness by inviting them to play.
We are so proud of Luke for showing Empathy! He helped hold the front door for students coming into the school in the morning.
We are so proud of Brady for showing Empathy! Brady noticed how his peers talking was affecting the classroom environment and pointed it out to his peers, encouraging them to settle down.
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We are so proud of Serayne for showing Empathy! She noticed two pre-k students that were feeling unsure at arrival and gently offered to walk with them to their classroom. She stayed by their side the whole way, helping them feel safe and supported as they started their day together.
There will be no tutoring today (12/11) so that we can prepare for the Christmas Program. Thank you!
Tutoring after school tomorrow, December 11th, is canceled.