February 2003

Buena Vista Elementary School Mrs. Boff Teacher - grade -5         I nominate Myranda F. for the February winner of the Random Acts of Kindness. Myranda exhibits the 3 R's in our school code of conduct--she is Responsible Respectable and Ready to learn. Myranda is such a peacemaker with children and accepts all students in her class as her friend.
Claxton Elementary School Stacey Caskey Teacher - grade 2         William T. is our honoree this month. He is such a great role model for the other children and is always there to help out anyone who needs it. We are proud of you, William!
	Kelvin Grove School Camilla Ingram Teacher - grade 5         Kalee and Laura are good friends - to each other and to others. When a student needs help or a "boost," they are there to help out. Last month they left a bag of treats for a student at his desk as a way to show their support for him and to encourage him to do his best. Their class mates appreciate their kindness.
Southwest Accelerated Elementary Ruth Kem Teacher - Grade 4         Shannon is always nice and helpful.She follows the 6 pillars of character. She always listens and is respectful when other people are talking. She is quiet in the classroom and tries to do her best. Sam is always kind and never gives up. He follows the 6 pillars of character. He helps other students and is nice to everyone. He always gets his work done on time and is respectful to his classmates.
P.S. 279 Harriet Stolzenberg Teacher - computer lab         I am proud to honor a very honest young lady this month. Shelby, of 3-A326, performed a very noble random act of kindness. We were in a special assembly when Shelby raised her hand to tell me she found a wallet. Inside there was a lot of money, yet she did not hesitate to turn it in. She made the owner of the wallet very thankful. I'm proud to know such a fine student!
	Southwest Elementary Kristin Clark Teacher - Grade 4         Congratulations Jonathan! Random Acts of Kindness Winner! Jonathan was chosen as the Random Acts of Kindness winner because he has become more responsible with his work and notes. Jonathan also shows respect for the teachers, class, and substitutes. He follows the Six Pillars of Character. Way to Go!!
P.S. 279 Rosalie Azzopardi Teacher - Grade 3         Class 3-204 and Mrs. Azzopardi would like to give this month's Random Act of Kindness award to two students: Sherelle Thomas and Nestor Carter. Sherelle always shares her snacks at lunch with her classmates, and doesn't ask for anything in return. Nestor always picks up after his classmates when they drop things on the floor. He doesn't want them to be upset because they lost something.
Jewett School of the Arts Angie Bell Teacher of the Gifted - Grade 2-5         I'd like to nominate Chase Heier, a fourth grader at Jewett School of the Arts. What impresses me about Chase is his consistent politeness and respectfulness. I have noticed this week how he tries to include others. We have a small group and he gets them to all sit together. He is a good classmate to have and good role model.
Steele School Scott Stolzenberg Teacher - Music          Roydel is an outstanding 4th grader at the Steel School. He is a multitalented athlete, artist and musician. Roydel helped his fellow students prepare a presentation for the Dr. Martin Luther King Day assembly. He encouraged other classmates to make the world a better place through music. His generosity and desire for learning make our school a beautiful environment for all!
Poplar Road School Menlia Trammell Teacher - grades K-5        Poplar Road Elementary students Anna and Emily L, sisters, gave their Christmas gift certificate they had received totaling $75 to a Poplar Road family whose house burned in January. They exemplify the spirit and character of caring and generosity of which we're proud.
St. Anne Catholic School Terro La Masa Teacher - Grade 2        My honoree is Renzo Marchini for helping the teacher every day after school straighten up the classroom without being asked.

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