Blendon Middle School, Mark Twain Elementary celebrate World Kindness Day
All of Mark Twain Elementary celebrated World Kindness Day Nov. 13 with kindness T-shirts, building decorations, a photo booth, kindness caroling and positive “pranks” by classes. Staff and students traded kindness bracelets with each other throughout the day.
Meanwhile, counselors Amy Weinrich and Marcia Childs hosted activities during lunch to promote kindness including kindness grams where students could send positive messages to peers and staff and a kindness chain where students wrote kind acts they’ve done on paper links.
First introduced in 1998 by the World Kindness Movement, World Kindness Day offers an opportunity to highlight good deeds in the community and the common thread of kindness.
PHOTOS AND ANNOUNCEMENT courtesy of the Westerville City School District/Charlie Boss.
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Founded in 2007 to bring the Challenge Day program to Westerville City Schools, Westerville Education Challenge is a nonprofit, volunteer community organization that works to help create school cultures where every student feels safe, supported, and celebrated.
We do this through raising awareness and funds for Social Emotional Learning Initiatives in the Westerville Schools community. Our members are passionate about supporting innovative programming with the ability to touch all students in the Westerville City School District.
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