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Student
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1. "Bee" a S.A.C.K. Member |
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| S.A.C.K.
(Simple Acts of Care and Kindness)
is a violence prevention incentive program which encourages
students to show simple acts of care and kindness. As a result
of showing care and kindness, a student of the month is selected
from each class. The student of the month will receive a certificate
and a subscription to the National Kids' Club newsletter from
the S.A.C.K. foundation. Classroom incentives are also given
to these students. |
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2. "Bee" Drug Free
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| Programs and lessons are presented throughout the
year that address the issue of making safe and healthy choices.
In October, we celebrate "Red Ribbon Week." Teachers, parents,
students and community members participate in a variety of
activities designed to promote a healthy drug free life style. |
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Click
below for a PowerPoint presentation on
"Raising Drug Free Kids"
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3. "Bee" a Good Character |
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| Character education promotes a positive environment
in the school and helps prepare our students to achieve their
goals and face the challenges they will experience in life.
At our school we strive to help students achieve academic
success and develop good character. |
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4. "Bee" the Best that
You Can "Bee" |
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Our counseling program
is implemented through three major areas:
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- Classroom Guidance
- Small Group Counseling
- Individual Counseling
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| Classroom Guidance lessons emphasize decision making,
self-understanding, conflict resolution, career exploration,
and the improvement of study and test taking skills. |
| Small Group and Individual Counseling are provided
for students expressing difficulites dealing with relationships,
personal concerns, or normal developmental tasks. Personal
counseling assists students in identifying problems, causes,
alternatives, and possible consequences so that the appropriate
action can be taken. The following small groups are offered
throught the year: |
- Grade Grabbers - Academics
and Study Skills
- Easy Does It - Aggressive
Behavior
- A Missing Piece - Death/Dying
- Attitude Adjusters - Rules/Authority
- The Right Stuff - Self-Esteem
- Banana Splits - Divorce
- School's Cool - Adjustment
to School
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5. "Bee" a
'Peacemaker' (Peer Mediation) |
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Peer Mediation Program helps students become peacemakers
by teaching them how to alter their behavior, control their
anger, and resolve their disputes 'peacefully'.
The students will learn to: |
- Attack the problem,
not the person
- Listen to each
other
- Respect the feelings
of others
- Be honest about
their feelings
- Take responsibility
for their actions
Two (2) Conflicts
Managers are assigned in ALL classrooms, kindergarten -
fourth grade. They have been trained in the skills of conflict
resolution and are ready to help their peers resolve conflicts
peaceably.
Conflict Managers Pledge
- I
will listen carefully
- I
will not take sides
- I
will respect the feelings of others
- I
will make sure ground rules are followed
- I
will try hard to HELP solve the conflict
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