April 2003
Buena Vista Elementary
School Claxton Elementary
School Our
Random Act of Kindness honoree for this month is Noah
Edington. Noah has been a super help to me since finding
out that I was expecting a baby. He lifts everything in
the classroom and carries all my books around. What a
super kid! P.
S. 279 Southwest Accelerated
Elementary Congratulations
to Matthew, our Kindness Award Recipient for April. Matthew
has been nominated because he has been friendly to loads of
people in many different ways. He likes to share his special
toys with others and he is always keen to go to his friend's
places to play. He is a great helper in our classroom and
always asks amazing questions. He is an excellent artist and
we are all immensely proud of our good friend Matthew. Keep
it up, Matthew! Our
honoree is Masha. She always gets good marks at all lessons.
SheÄôs one of the best pupils in our class.
She always tries to help each of us and does her best in
every life situations. She used to be a dancer, but now she
is just trying to teach us, and concentrates her attention
on the education. Our Masha is very kind and often
smiles. Our
honoree is Nastya. She is quite a good student. She always
tries to be kind to everyone. She has some interesting
hobbies: karate, her dog and her plants. She is very
generous and often helps people when they get into trouble.
Olya
is our honoree. Olya is a person to who you always want to
talk to. If you have problems you can ask her for an advice,
but the most important, she can just listen to you. Olya
knows mathematics and she can explain you anything if you
don't understand. Olya is a kind person and a good
friend. Narragansett Elementary School I
would like to nominate Connor, a 3rd grader in Mrs.
Blumenbaum's class. "He is absolutely amazing -- he's always
thinking of others--in fact, during the Battle of the Books
he shook hands with opposing team mates -- this having not
been talked about -- Connor said, "Good Luck" -- he actually
set the tone!Äù exclaimed Mrs. B. Also,
Mrs. Shea came personally to thank him for reading to her
Mom on class visits to a local senior center. Her Mom
remembered Connor and his stories for 2 MONTHS -- which is a
miracle!!!Mrs. Shea had tears in her eyes as she, Connor,
and Mrs. B talked. You can tell Mrs. Blumenbaum really
thinks Connor's great! P.S.
279 Chenee
Redrick from Astral 3-204 is nominated for the Random Act
of Kindness award because she is a good role model for
the students in her class. She is respectful to all staff
members and students. Chenee has many friends because of
her positive attitude. She is always willing to help
out. Steele
School
Mrs. Boff
Teacher - kindergarten I
nominate Joe S. for the April winner of the Random Acts
of Kindness. Joe exhibits the 3 R's in our school code of
conduct - he is Responsible, Respectable and Ready to
learn. He is a helping friend to all the students in his
class. Joe has a love of learning that is reflected in
his everyday actions. As Joe's teacher I look forward to
seeing Joe develop into a fine young man.
Stacey Caskey
Teacher - grade 2
Winnie Bracco
Assistant Principal I
would like to nominate Ebony for the April Random Act of
Kindness award, She found money and turned it in to a
teacher. What an honest young lady!
Ruth Kem
Teacher - Grade 4
Olena Shatrova
Teacher - English
Olena Shatrova
Teacher - English
Olena Shatrova
Teacher - English
Carol Batchelder
Teacher - Technology
Rosalie Azzopardi
Teacher - Grade 3
Harriet Stolzenberg
Teacher - computer lab Justin
A. , of class 1-109, is my nominee for the Random Act of
Kindness award this month. He stopped playing on the
computer to teach Terrance how to play a game. He
unselfishly gave up his own time on the computer to do
this. What a fine young man!
Scott Stolzenberg
Teacher -
Music Nicole
is in fifth grade at the Milburn School. For the last few
weeks, she's been motivating and assisting her fellow
classmates prepare for our school musical, "Into The
Woods."Whether it was making Sleeping Beauty's bed,
setting the three bears' table or gluing leaves onto
Jack's beanstalk, Nicole was there to lend a helping hand
and ensure a successful production!
Terry Maryl
Literacy Staff Developer I
would like to take this opportunity to nominate Ms.
Fishman and her Project Read plus Math class for the
Random Act of Kindness of the Month Award. Every
afternoon during snack (before the children go up to
their after school class), they take it upon themselves
to make sure our school's lunchroom is clean. They go
from table to table picking up whatever is needed and
will pick up things from the floor even though it is not
from their class. This selfless act is so appreciated by
our administration, custodians, and myself that I
couldn't let it go without telling you about their
deeds.
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