CLNH Activities

Students and staff share kindness and inclusion messages throughout our school communities. Each school has CLNH ambassadors to help with this important work. Check out some CLNH activities below.

Gideon Welles students use music to promote CLNH

After learning about stereotypes in their Spanish class, Gideon Welles 5th grade students were inspired to write a song about choosing love over hate. They choreographed a dance to accompany the song. which Spanish teacher, Dr. Conlon recorded.

GHS Ambassadors build community

The Glastonbury High School CLNH Ambassadors strengthen community connections through their work on the VOICES committee. Their new initiative, I AM GHS, conducts weekly school wide polls to engage students, develop a sense of community and inclusivity, and promote the values of CLNH. School wide visual displays report the results.

Graph that reflects answers to the following question, "Would you rather have a rewind button for your life or have a pause button for your life." The results report that the majority of students and faculty would like a rewind button for their life.

Graphic of a heart that reads, "Crew Club, Drama."

Graphic that reads, "I am GHS. What is a challenge you have overcome this year? Bad grades. Break 6 minutes in the mile. Being ok with failing. Getting a class grade up. I overcame it by working and asking for help when needed. Tore my ACL last spring rock climbing, did a ton of physical therapy prep and post surgery. This year, I finally returned to rock climbing and I'm stronger than ever. Getting better at math. Apush. Stress. Academic and social struggles. letting things go and not letting people get to me. And a variety of other things they've overcome.

Nayaug CLNH Ambassador Newsletter (2)-1.pdf

Nayaug CLNH Ambassadors launch newsletter

CLNH Ambassadors from Nayaug Elementary School started a Newsletter to promote the CLNH initiative. It includes their meeting schedule, upcoming events and activities, and ways families can participate.

Recently they started a Problem Solving Box for 2nd grade students. This is a fun and interactive way for students to expresses challenges they're facing.

Kindergarten Teacher Carol Lemieux explains why words matter

What you say is important. Kindergarten Teacher Carol Lemieux uses a powerful visual example with her students of how words can make us feel.

Practicing kind words strengthens our relationships and makes others feel valued and accepted.

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