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August 29, 2019

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Kindness Week!

It's here! It is finally Kindness Week! We announced Kindness Week on Friday in a CMS Student News segment that Emily Gregorich and several Secret Kindness Agents helped put together. You can view the news segment here . In addition, students were given a checklist of activities that they can do to be kind to others at school, in the community and at home. The class that completes the most random acts of kindness will receive a prize from me next week! After only one day, several students had reported that they had already completed many of the activities. Teachers were also given a list of activities that they could do to encourage kindness in their 1st hour classes. Mrs. Kunzie reported that while doing the web of kindness (giving a compliment while tossing a ball of string around) students were trying to figure out ways to make the string last longer. They had to restart the ball of string to get all the way around the room! Have a great Kindness Week! #schoolgoodfeb

January kindness calendars

We are in the last week of January, which means that Kindness calendars will be due by Thursday, February 1st to be entered to win a prize during our assembly on Friday. Please turn your kindness calendars in directly to me between classes or leave in my mailbox in the office. I look forward to seeing how many students completed the calendars. We had 15 of 305 students participate in December, hopefully many more students will participate this month! As a result of Kindness Week coming up, February 12-16, we will not have a monthly calendar for February. Instead students will receive a checklist of suggestions as part of the Great Kindness Challenge. Please look for your teachers to be handing those out in your first period class on Monday, February 12th. During that week we will have lots of activities to recognize and encourage kindness in the middle school. If you are interested in helping to prepare for these activities please join us in the library this Wednesday, January 31st a

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My True Colors result was Gold. Golds tend to be very structure oriented and like things to be in order. This fits my personality as I am very organized, punctual and dependable. Golds also tend to respect authority and follow the rules. Some careers that were suggested for me included: Top Executive, Natural Science Manager and Logisticians. Top Executives are similar to Superintendents in that they are in charge of a company. A Top Executive would be responsible for hiring and managing staff, managing the company finances, making decisions and problem-solving. I do not feel that this would be a good fit for me because I dislike managing finances and hate making decisions. I feel that I prefer to follow authority rather than be the authority figure. Natural Science Managers organize the efforts of different types of scientists, which is similar to Administrative Assistants. They are responsible for keeping projects on time and under budget. Finally, they maintain schedules and o

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