Dear Families:

In an effort to uplift our community, our school is going to run a two-week Look for the Good Campaign through the Look for the Good Project. The purpose of the campaign is to help us all connect on something simple, and to encourage students to improve their connections with the people who matter to them. 

Starting on the first day of the campaign, orange "Gratitude Spots" will be placed in hallways throughout the school to remind students and staff to think about one thing they are thankful for. If you step on one, think about what you are thankful for and share it with your child. Each morning, students will be writing their gratitude on sticky notes to create a beautiful "Gratitude Wall" of notes which will be displayed in the cafeteria. If you would like to add your own gratitude to the wall, there will be extra sticky notes in the main office. 

In addition, you may find your child carrying an orange "Kindness Card." Encourage them to tell you why they received it and who they might give it to next. If your child hasn't received a card yet, encourage them to make their own Kindness Cards to give out at school. The more cards we circulate, the more we will remind students and staff to share their appreciation and kindness with each other! 

To learn more about the program, please watch this video and scroll down for free stress-reducing resources that might be helpful for your family.

Thanks for reading!

Your Principal

 
 

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