180 Days to Inspire Respect

Today we saw how spreading the word about RESPECT can affect everyone!

Eighth-Grade Class Inspired by IWitness to Highlight Good Deeds

Thursday October 11, 2018

Day 1 (Aug. 28) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was an often overlooked signal in front of a building. On my way to work, I watched as a man lowered his flag to half mast to show honor to the late Sen. McCain.

Day 2 (Aug. 29) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT happened to me. Work can be difficult. Today I got a note thanking me for working hard. I felt the respect in the act of acknowledgment.

Day 3 (Aug. 30) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was a part of the seemingly ordinary act of pre-practice stretching. We each shared something we enjoyed. When we share and we know others are listening, hate has no chance.

Day 4 (Sept. 4) - Day 4 (Josh K.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was a memory of how a student recognized his bus driver for all her hard work throughout the year. It is the little things that make all the difference.

Day 5 (Sept. 5)- Day 5 (Jason S.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shared a quick observation from his bus route today. Seemingly every student thanked the bus driver on his/her way off the bus. Daily expressions of gratitude build a respectful culture.

Day 6 (Sept. 6) - Day 6 (Ali J.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was a simple action that we can all appreciate. This student helped his mom wash the dishes. Imagine a world where we all lent a helping hand.

Day 7 (Sept. 7) - Day 7 (Julia F.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was reminiscent of getting help during a time of need. Classmates carried Julia's school items when she was navigating the hallways on crutches. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness #Thatshowwedo

Day 8 (Sept. 11) - Day 8 (Charlie K.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT is a continuation of the culture we create. Charlie stepped up and helped his mom cook dinner. 8th grade is not too young to help with household chores. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness #FamiliesWorkTogether

Day 9 (Sept. 12) - Day 9 (Amanda F.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT is shows empathy. Amanda told us of a day when she left her soccer ball at practice and her teammate knew that if this was her, she would want someone to pick it up; so she did! #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 10 (Sept. 13)- Day 10 (Kaitlyn I.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT proves that "See Something, Say Something" isn't always bad. Today a student held the door for everyone! What a community we have when we call out the positive! #ShoutoutTheGood #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 11 (Sept. 14) -Day 11 (Eleanor P.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shows that we will never forget. An 8th grader (born in 2005) acknowledges the respect in paying homage to those lost on 9/11/01. Signs of respect deserve our attention.#180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 12 (Sept. 17) - Day 12 (Victor D.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminds us that taking an opportunity is just as important as the opportunity itself. Today we heard that @ a football game each player went through to say job well done. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 13 (Sept. 18) - Day 13 (Julianne L.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT is about little things that have an enormous impact. Today's presentation spoke to picking up trash on a beach. It's not mine. It's not ours. But the world is! #WePickItUP #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 14 (Sept. 20) - Day 14 (Casey W.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shows a connection between strangers which promotes a culture where assistance is necessary in growing community. She spoke of helping her waitress pick up menus she had dropped. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 15 (Sept. 21)- Day 15 (Elias N.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT speaks of our school district's respect for ALL religions. It may not be my religion but those that observe Yom Kippur should be able to be together. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 16 (Sept. 24)- Day 16 (Cian A.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT remembers a moment when a student dropped all of her materials and SEVERAL students stepped up to help. #NoExplanationNeeded #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 17 (Sept. 25) - Day 17 (Declan C.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT speaks of the time and travel that people gave to spend a special day with a friend. Families are not always close, but we can share the special times together. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 18 (Sept. 26) - Day 18 (Ava G.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT gave us a chance to hear from a student that #chose2bekind. Respect comes in all forms and when you recognize a family member's hard work, that is a community we can all thrive in. #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 19 (Sept. 27) - Day 19 (Ryan Mo.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT speaks to thinking about others in our community. We heard how he went back to the 7th grade to help a teacher put up all his chairs at the end of the day. #WeAreBetterTogether #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 20 (Sept. 28) - Day 20 (Lucy S.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT recalls another thoughtful action. Lucy shared that she and another classmate helped out when someone spilt all her water in Science class. #WeAreBetterTogether #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 21 (Oct. 1)- Day 21 (Andrew L.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT speaks to something that may appear to be going out of style, but is ever-present for our young athletes. Sportsmanship. Helping a fellow warrior up is strength! #180DaysToInspireRespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 22 (Oct. 2)- Day 22 (Mahika S.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shares HOPE! Two young people helped a waiter clean up a mess. Unprompted and not required! #choose2beKind @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 23 (Oct. 3) - Day 23 (Camryn R.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was a moment of family strength. When our families need a little extra, the kids in this class know to step up! #choose2beKind @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 24 (Oct. 4)- Day 24 (Josh K.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT was a two-for. After having a friend step up and lend him a quarter in the lunch line, Josh stood outside of class today to remind every student to bring their silent reading books. #PayItForward @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 25 (Oct. 5) - Day 25 (Dorothy Z.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT spoke to respect of a young person's time and space. We heard how a parent gave a child some space to focus on work which also gave a great deal of comfort to the student. #FAMILY @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 26 (Oct. 9) - Day 26 (Chris E.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT remembered a time when even a busy motorist stopped to allow pedestrians to cross. WE are even safer in a respectful community. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 27 (Oct. 10) - Day 27 (Brenna F.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT spoke of a time when a team, despite losing, cared for their adversary. IT is not allow about winning. It is about respect! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 28 (Oct. 11) - Day 28 (Hailey D.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT gave us a chance to realize that simply helping with a daily task like taking down a chair in homeroom can mean the world to someone. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 29 (Oct. 12) - Day 29 (Nick L.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminded us that remembering a loved one is important. Upon returning from college, this student's sibling bought him breakfast. #ShowNotTell @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 30 (Oct. 15) - Day 30 (Stephen M.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT tells of a time when teammates thought of the We vs. the me. If we are not ALL hydrated, our cross country team can not perform at its best. #SharetheH20 @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 31 (Oct. 16) - Day 31 (Max I.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT brings us to evidence that we can make a difference. Max (someone not even in this ELA class), was recognized by his teacher for helping each student find their new seat in SS today. #CultureisContagious@hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 32 (Oct. 17) - Day 32 (Summer O.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shared the appreciation for family time. This student was thankful for her brother's choice to spend some time with the family despite a busy schedule. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 33 (Oct. 18) - Day 33 (Ryan Me.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shows that ownership is a mindset. Ryan found some money in the hall and turned it in as a lost item. Integrity is doing good even when no one is looking. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 34 (Oct. 19) - Day 34 (Kleah C.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shows the thoughtful driving of our community. Despite the new lights on Rt 16, both sides of traffic stopped to allowed a student to cross the road. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 35 (Oct. 22) - Day 35 (Alejandro A.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT allows us to reminisce about how helpful teachers can be. Alejandro was thankful for his teacher's help with his locker on Day 1! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 36 (Oct. 23) - Day 36 (Emilie C.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT brings us to a habit at gymnastics. Athletes listen respectfully at the conclusion of each practice to criticism and praise. We all improve when we listen. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 37 (Oct. 24) - Day 37 (Kyle L.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shares a moment when a soccer adversary was hit by a ball and both teams checked in on the athlete's health and status. #CompetitionIsNotVoidofCompassion @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 38 (Oct. 25) - Day 38 (Katie Wi.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT gave us a chance to hear of a student's gratitude for all the work her mom does both at work and at home. Kids really do appreciate you! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 39 (Oct. 26) - Day 39 (Ella B.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminds us all to consider the other. "When our teacher left to use the restroom, we all made sure to clean up our materials from the science experiment." @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 40 (Oct. 29) - Day 40 (Naomi M.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT proves that helping others is not antiquated. When we can help another in need, our world gets more respectful. Thank you to those that helped a stranger pick up spilt groceries on the street. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 41 (Oct. 30) - Day 41 (Naomi M.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT recalls a day when a student was not feeling well and Mom made him some soup. Thoughtfulness is a sign of respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 42 (Oct. 31) - Day 42 (Celine B.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT tells us of a day when a stranger rolled down the car window to tell her family that their headlights were not turned on. When we help others be safe, respect is palpable. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 43 (Nov. 1) - Day 43 (Dylan N.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shares another Mom story with us. This mom saw a cone in the middle of the road, so out of respect for the safety of all on the road, she stopped and moved it. #THANKS @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 44 (Nov. 2) - Day 44 (Andrew L.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminds us that acknowledgement is an important part of everyday. Andrew told us how much he appreciated his teacher from last year going out of her way to talk to him this year. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 45 (Nov. 5) - Day 45 (Mickey O.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shows that a friendship is a relationship built on respect. Mickey's friend helped him buy a drink when he lost his money. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 46 (Nov. 7) - Day 46 (Katie V.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT tells us of a day when Katie went ahead and did the laundry and cleaning while her mom was at work. When we think of others, we are showing respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 47 (Nov. 8) - Day 47 (Matt D.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shares a moment when a parent took time out of his day to bring a student his forgotten Chromebook. When we can help out, we show respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 48 (Nov. 9) - Day 48 (Ava K.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT tells us of a conversation between a young person & an adult. The child felt respected when her ideas on villains in stories were validated & not ignored because of her age. #WeAllHaveValubleOpinions @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 49 (Nov. 13) - Day 49 (Finn B.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminds us to focus on family first. Before a student's parent left for an extended business trip, the family decided to put other activities aside to have a little extra family time. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 50 (Nov. 14) - Day 50 (Ethan B.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT shared his witnessing of a student who took time out of his preparation for school to hold the door open for a teacher that had her hands full. When we think of others...we respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 51 (Nov. 15) - Day 51 (Dylan I.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT told of of a day when a student dropped all of his binders down the stairs. The first reaction was the best and other stepped up to help him get all of his materials. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 52 (Nov. 16) - Day 52 (Owen B.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT reminds us to think about others and use our talents and gifts. Owen witnessed an elderly woman struggling to reach a higher shelf in a store. Because a man was tall enough to help, he did! #WeLoveThat @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 53 (Nov. 19) - Day 53 (Toby W.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT brings simplicity to our day. Toby made coffee for his father. #EnoughSaid #WeLoveThat @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 54 (Nov. 20) - Day 54 (Shelby Z.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT tells a short story of time spent and shared. A student took time out of her day to check on a teacher that appeared to be having a bad day. The teacher returned that time with a thank you. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 55 (Nov. 21) - Day 55 (Charlie K.) of 180 Days to Inspire RESPECT clarifies that students in our community are thoughtful. Middle School is often synonymous with dropped binders in hallways. Well, here @RAMSHollistonPS, we help each other pick up our materials. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 56 (Nov. 26) - Day 56 (Alejandro A.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared his gratitude for this earned round of applause during an open mic presentation. Showing appreciation for a job well done is encouraging. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 57 (Nov. 27) - Day 57 (Pari S.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reminds us that respect and thoughtfulness can be the same. Someone else paid for Pari & her dad @dunkindonuts. Here @RAMSHollistonPS we love to share respect that happens EVERYWHERE. #OurCampaignIsWorking @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 58 (Nov. 28) - Day 58 (Emily B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT called to our attention that recognizing that we are no superhuman is important. A boss showed consideration in allowing a mom to go home early when she was ill. We all do better when respect is present. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 59 (Nov. 29) - Day 59 (Nicholas T.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a day where a student's mom welcomed another student in their car from the rain while they waited for the bus. Consideration is equivalent to respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 60 (Nov. 30) - Day 60 (Nick L.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT paid homage to the listening ear of a grandparent. After complaining about not having cereal, Nick's grandmother simply bought it for him because she wanted to make him smile. #JustLikeAGrandma @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 61 (Dec. 3) - Day 61 (Brianca B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a day when her brother helped out with dishes while at his girlfriend's house for dinner. Helping with cleanup can be a great way to show respect to your host. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 62 (Dec. 4) - Day 62 (Rhys D.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared a time when one hockey teammate stepped up to help another. We don't have to, but we will. That is certainly the motto of a true teammate. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 63 (Dec. 5) - Day 63 (Taylor J.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT recalled a time when a friend was in need of a ride home, and someone offered. It is amazing what we notice when we look for the respect. It is EVERYWHERE! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 64 (Dec. 6) - Day 64 (Lauren N.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT celebrate time shared. This is one of our greatest gifts especially when shared. Her friends took time from their day to wish her a happy birthday. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 65 (Dec. 7) - Day 65 (Sydney C.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT brought a little respect from home to school today. Sydney's brother ceded his lighting of the menorah to his sister because she loves to light the daily candle. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 66 (Dec. 10) - Day 66 (Amelia Y.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shows that being neighborly can be a way to show respect. Amelia was invited into her neighbor's house one day after school because she was locked out of her own. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 67 (Dec. 11) - Day 67 (Zach D.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reminds us that all we have to control is our own behavior. Respect was found in the congratulatory handshake following a soccer game despite the adversaries' tendency toward trash-talking. #WeRiseAbove @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 68 (Dec. 12) - Day 68 (Grant H.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shares another story of athletes exchanging a congratulatory handshake at the close of a game. I still love that this exists and is expected at so many level. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 69 (Dec. 13) - Day 69 (TJ K.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reminded us that when others, especially family, are light on time, our offer can show respect. TJ offered to help with the dishes, so his mom had time to decorate for Christmas. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 70 (Dec. 14) - Day 70 (Omar H.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of the time his sister catered to his needs because he was sick. When our big sisters are great role models, we are spreading respect in many areas of our lives. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 71 (Dec. 17) - Day 71 (Melanie B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT painted a picture that I am confident has just become the norm here @RAMSHollistonPS Melanie saw a student hold the door for many others on their way into school. #Acknowledgementisrespect @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 72 (Dec. 18) - Day 72 (Nick C.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared a story of a fraternal bond. From one brother to another, Nick shared his treasure to make his brother smile. What a wonderful world we live in and create when we think of others. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 73 (Dec. 19) - Day 73 (Stephen C.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reminded us that some forms of respect are timeless. After the passing of President Bush, the area flag were lowered. #RespectNeverGoesOutOfStyle @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 74 (Dec. 20) - Day 74 (Kaitlyn W.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT was a story of how a stranger helped a stranded motorist with a flat tire. Making sure another is "alright" is a great way to show respect to your community. #RespectNeverGoesOutOfStyle @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 75 (Dec. 21) - Day 75 (Adelaide B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT is a moment of gratitude for a fellow student that collected all calculators and books in a math class. #WeCanAllHelpOut. #RespectNeverGoesOutOfStyle @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 76 (Jan. 2) - Day 76 (Ms. Farese) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT happened on New Year's Eve. While searching for examples to share, I witnessed my father being called Sir by EACH staff member at the VA Hospital in Jamaica Plain. #Proud2BeHisDaughter @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness @DeptVetAffairs

Day 77 (Jan. 3) - Day 77 (Dylan B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reflected on the respect shown in practical gift giving. Taking time to know one another shows respect in saying "your individuality" is important to our world. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 78 (Jan. 4) - Day 78 (Cece D.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared another moment of gratitude. A student's mother brought her a drink when a cough was getting the better of her. #ItReallyIsTheThoughtThatCounts @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 79 (Jan. 7) - Day 79 (Nitya V.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a father's support during a stressful week. Lending a hand, even through simple acts of acknowledgement can create a community filled with respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 80 (Jan. 8) - Day 80 (Amelia H.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT was a day when a chairlift operator stopped the machine to ensure the safety of a fallen skier. Even when our job descriptions call for it, respect is not respect until we give it away. #ItTakesAction @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 81 (Jan. 9) - Day 81 (Ania A.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT reminded me a little bit of another teacher's tweet. @cotter_mr, today we were told of a dad that brought home a mom's favorite soup when she was sick. I think being #momstrong is built off of respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 82 (Jan. 10) - Day 82 (Abbey R.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a team with a strong value system. During an ice skating competition, luck was wished between opponents. Competition is better with respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 83 (Jan. 11) - Day 83 (Jason S.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared his gratitude for all the celebrities that wished an injured NFL player well after a severe injury. It is great to see social media used in such positive ways. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 84 (Jan. 14) - Day 84 (Josie P.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a day when a poster had fallen from the wall and two students immediately returned it to its rightful place. Respect for a building is important in creating community. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 85 (Jan. 15) - Day 85 (Hannah Z.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared her observation of many students helping with a cafeteria cleanup after a student spilt water. #ItTakesAVillage @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 86 (Jan. 16) - Day 86 (Ryan B.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a day when a friend brought in a gift just because. Sometimes when we think of others, it just makes the world a better place. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 87 (Jan. 17) - Day 87 (Josiah K.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT contained both a written and visual event. Through writing and drawing, Josiah shared of a time when a fallen skier was assisted by many others. #HelpingIsAlwaysRight @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 88 (Jan. 22) - Day 88 (Liam J.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of witnessing a man pick up trash on the road. He respected his community by looking out for our environment. #HelpingIsAlwaysRight @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 89 (Jan. 23) - Day 89 (Rafael S.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT recounted an opportunity to help another student. When he noticed that a young classmate had dropped her water bottle because of the sheer volume of binders in her possession, he bent down to pick it up. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 90 (Jan. 24) - Day 90 (Michael D.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT shared a time a friend helped out in Art class. Letting someone know you are there, is always a great way to show respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 91 (Jan. 25) - Day 91 (Mihir K.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a day where one person slipped in the hall and dropped everything. What do we here @RAMSHollistonPS do? We ALL help him pick up his stuff. #ThatsHowWeDo @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 92 (Jan. 28) - Day 92 (Josh K.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT brought together the world of literature, a movie, and our society to show respect. When characters respect one another by sharing food despite differences, we can hopefully see ourselves in their actions. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 93 (Jan. 29) - Day 93 (Amanda F.) of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT told us of a company's thoughtful planning in recognizing the hard work of its employees. When we say "thank you", we are sharing respect. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 94 (Jan. 30) - Day 94 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Tristan A.) reminded us that respect takes action. We salute those that ring the bells for @SalvationArmyUS @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 95 (Jan. 31) - Day 95 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Dayanara C.) reminded us how thoughtfulness and respect are often seen in the same actions. When Daya was injured, many classmates helped with her belonging. #WeAreStrongerTogether @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 96 (Feb. 1) - Day 96 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Dylan B.) told us of a time when his fellow Boy Scouts were looking out for him and making sure he had enough money to pay for lunch. #WeAreStrongerTogether @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 97 (Feb. 4) - Day 97 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ava G.) shared a new practice within her family. After seeing a worker at a grocery store collecting carts in bad weather, Ava's family now works to help collect others on their way in to shop. #WeAreStrongerTogether @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 98 (Feb. 5) - Day 98 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Rhys D.) told us of a local music store owner recognizing the passion of a budding drummer by respectfully including a drum magazine in his purchase. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 99 (Feb. 6) - Day 99 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Jake H.) gave us a concrete image of being an upstander. Respect is found in the action. Jake's father stepped in to help when he saw a traffic accident. #ThankYou #WeChooseToStandUp @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 100 (Feb. 7) - Day 100 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Matt D.) shared a time when the collective efforts of a family respected the healing process. Matt told us of the care his family gave when his grandmother injured her shoulder. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 101 (Feb. 8) - Day 101 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) shared a story about the respect he witnessed on @NHLBruins team. When a teammate was playing in his 1000 game, he was passed the puck so he could score on this monumental night. #RespectComesInAllForms @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 102 (Feb. 11) - Day 102 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kaitlyn I.) told us of @HollistonHigh performance of "I Never Saw Another Butterfly" The director impressed upon the audience that although the story is difficult to tell, it MUST be heard. #AllStoriesMatter @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 103 (Feb. 12) - Day 103 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Casey W.) shared a time when a neighbor helped her grandmother with snow removal. We never HAVE to, but in a respectful world, we GET to help one another. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 104 (Feb. 13) - Day 104 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kyle L.) told us of an exciting plan for his visit home to Ohio. Friends that are missing him are having a party when he arrives. Acknowledgement really is the counter to indifference. #RespectHappensWithAction @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 105 (Feb. 14) - Day 105 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Shelby Z.) shared a memory of mentioning to a friend that the week was not going smoothly; SO, along came a knock on the door & a smile showed the deep respect in their friendship. #RespectHappensWithAction @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 106 (Feb. 15) - Day 106 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Julianne L.) told us of the work it took to bring a lost hat back to its owner on a bus. Both a fellow student & the bus driver worked to create a route filled with respect that allowed the hat to be returned easily. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 107 (Feb. 25) - Day 107 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Eleanor P.) shared the efforts of her and her mother in helping to clear snow for elderly neighbors over vacation. If a vacation can be filled with respect, so too can a work day! @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 108 (Feb. 26) - Day 108 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ella B.) told us of the thoughtfulness that is the crux of her team. When a new teammate arrived, someone asked her to join the after practice hang-out. Teams that chill together, win together. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 109 (Feb. 27) - Day 109 Day 109 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ethan B.) reminded us, that if the problem keeps happening, we can keep helping. A student dropped his stuff in the hallway, and many stopped to help. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 110 (Feb. 28) - Day 110 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sydney C.) told us of a visit to a healing friend. Sydney's friend just had surgery, and to make sure her friend knew that she was loved and valued, Sydney stopped by to share that message. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 111 (March 1) - Day 111 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Lucy S.) shared how a local church placed 17 desks in their front yard to honor those lost in the Parkland Shooting. Respect can be an action that causes others to reflect. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 112 (March 5) - Day 112 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Katie W.) told us about how after her sister's playoff basketball game, the opponents went through a congratulatory handshake and didn't just say the obligatory "good game" but extended well wishes for the finals. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 113 (March 6) - Day 113 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Finn B.) shared about a stranger stopping to help his grandmother with a flat tire. Reaching out and helping outside of obligation will always spread and foster a community of respect. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 114 (March 7) - Day 114 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Katie V.) told us about how a student assisted a teacher in opening the front door this morning. When we can hold the door, we should. What we do to show respect is not complicated, in fact it is simple. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 115 (March 8) - Day 115 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Grant H.) shared a new game with us: New England Windy Day Trash Can Tag. Grant witnessed a man going through his neighborhood to help retrieve as many trash cans as possible to return them to their homes. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 116 (March 11) - Day 116 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) told us of a trip the Cape. When his group happened upon some protected land on the shore, they all chose to alter their path to keep that protection for the animals. Respect is not only for humans. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 117 (March 12) - Day 117 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ryan B.) shared his experience hearing about how a stranger paid for another customer @DunkinBoston #WeAreStrongerTogether @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 118 (March 13) - Day 118 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Stephen M.) told us of how he respects the action of a friend who volunteered her time to babysit without expecting compensation. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 119 (March 14) - Day 119 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Matt D.) shared a time when he felt respected by a teacher in being allowed to charge his Chromebook in class to help him be prepared for the rest of the day. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 120 (March 18) - Day 120 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Mahika S.) shared a moment where her uncle felt respected in his time of need. After being diagnosed with cancer, her uncle received a card and offers for help around the workplace. #WeAreStrongerTogether @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 121 (March 19) - Day 121 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Abbey R. handed off as support to Jason S.) Today we heard how because Jason overslept, his mom made him breakfast and helped get his backpack ready. A helping hand can make all the difference. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 122 (March 20) - Day 122 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sydney C.) was a FIRST! Today's day of respect was shared with a larger audience. Sydney shared the kind actions of her brother at home with our visiting 6th graders. How do we inspire respect? We share about it! @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 123 (March 21) - Day 123 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ethan B.) reminded us that simply taking care of a sick sibling is a great way to perpetuate respect. Caring is respect. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 124 (March 22) - Day 124 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Shelby Z.) let us know how much respect she feels EACH time her friend's mother gives her ride to an event or includes her in a family event. Inclusion is a tangible way of showing respect. @USCIWitness @hollistonHFT

Day 125 (March 25) - Day 125 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) was about living up to expectations. At a funeral for a family member, all in attendance silenced their phones to show respect during the eulogy. #IfWeKeepHighlightingItWeWillKeepLivingIt @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 126 (March 26) - Day 126 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Chris E.) gave us another chance to see that often times, respect and kindness are synonyms. Chris' mom brought him his forgotten lunch when he was working hard on the school play. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 127 (March 27) - Day 127 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Dorothy Z.) From respect comes empathy. Dorothy shared her experience of a group of youth fasting for 30 hours to empathize with hungry children around the world. #IfWeKeepHighlightingItWeWillKeepLivingIt @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 128 (March 28) - Day 128 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kleah C.) showed her respect to her younger brother when she made him some cupcakes for his birthday. Our community is its most respectful self when we think of others. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 129 (March 29) - Day 129 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Tweet and Respect completed by Amanda F.) showed respect by lending money to her twin sister, Ellie, when she forgot hers. Our community is its most respectful self when we think of others. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 130 (April 1) - Day 130 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Casey W.) captured the art of witness. Casey watched as her grandmother helped a fellow customer who dropped money in the store. To paraphrase @eliewiesel , when you share a story, you have become a witness. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 131 (April 2) - Day 131 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Jake H.) told us of a day when a partner in a group project took care of picking up all the scrap paper. We really are respectful when we think of others. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 132 (April 3) - Day 132 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Hannah Z.) shared a time when the office staff gave gift cards to the teachers' assistants to recognize their hard work! I am nothing without help from the paras. :) @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 133 (April 4) - Day 133 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) told us of the positive encounter he and his father had at the @verizon store. Switching from a flip phone to a smart phone can be tough. But when we fill a space with respect, anything can be possible. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 134 (April 5) - Day 134 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Nicholas T.) shared his observation from the school's most recent play. Between each seen of the production, the audience showed their respect and appreciation through applause. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 135 (April 8) - Day 135 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Pari S.) told us of a day when a friend's health became the top priority. When someone is sick, we can reach out to offer a smoothie and a smile. Awesome! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 136 (April 9) - Day 136 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Jake H.) Talk about a throwback. Sometimes we take the things our parents taught us for granted. Julia saw someone at a family cookout give up his seat so another could eat comfortably. #ThatHowWeDo @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 137 (April 10) - Day 137 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Abbey R.) told us of how kind her brother was recently. When he went bowling and won candy, he came home and shared. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 138 (April 11) - Day 138 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sydney C.) shared even more loving connections between siblings. When she was tired, her brother took the dog out at night. #SydneyShareThisWithYourBrother @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 139 (April 12) - Day 139 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Alejandro A. AKA Birthday Boy) shared even his appreciation for his friends taking time out of their weekends to celebrate his birthday. A respectful community is one I really appreciate working in. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 140 (April 22) - Day 140 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Lisa F.) takes words & a pic to express. During their coach’s 4th @bostonmarathon members of @MillisGVB braved the elements to cheer on their coach that they love and respect! Running and cheering are both actions that work! @USCIWitness

Day 141 (April 23) - Day 141 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kaitlyn W.) shared how she helped her younger cousin with an egg hunt over the weeked. Respect has no age limit! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 142 (April 24) - Day 142 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sabrina F.) show us just how important highlighting respect can be. From outside of my class, Sabrina shared that a fellow student and friend agreed to work on using less-gendered terms when talking. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 143 (April 25) - Day 143 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ethan B.)

Day 144 (April 26) - Day 144 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Stephen M.) was a day of helping out even though there is no rule in the rulebook that requires it. Stephen saw a fellow student go get napkins when a peer spilt his drink at lunch. We are better together. @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 145 (April 29) - Day 145 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Katie V.) shared a story of her and her mom. The Hunt for a New Cat lead her family to donate dog treats to a local animal shelter, because even the dogs matter in our world of respect! Thanks! @hollistonHFT @USCIWitness

Day 146 (April 30) - Day 146 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ava G. & Katie W.) told us that after seeing the new @Avengers movie, their meal was paid for by a local waiter @Chilis. This could be a sign of paying forward kindness OR as we like to call it, a sign of respect. #noreasonneeded @USCIWitness

Day 147 (May 1) - Day 147 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kaitlyn I.) told us of how a friend shared a much loved book of poems out of mutual respect for poetry as well as a busy mom's respect for the needs of a sick child. #ThatsAGreatDay @USCIWitness

Day 148 (May 2) - Day 148 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Camryn R.) shared a moment that was an in which to be recognized. Camryn saw our after school study session for today's test respectful because I showed that I cared about her success! #TheSecretIsIALWAYSCare @USCIWitness

Day 149 (May 3) - Day 149 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Abbey R.) shared a respectful action she witnessed @dunkindonuts. After recognizing that the car in front of hers had paid for their items, Abbey's family passed that kindness forward (or backward in this case) to the next car. @USCIWitness

Day 150 (May 6) -Day 150 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Maggie K.) is my 1st 6th grader to step up and challenge the 8th graders to a respect duel! Maggie's post told us of her recent trip to @coffeehaven_ma where she returned some dropped money to a fellow patron. #RespectKnowsNoAge @USCIWitness

Day 151 (May 7) - Day 151 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sydney C.) shared the collaboration of runners on the middle school track team as our sign of respect. When relay runner were missing, teammates stepped up to help a group in need. @USCIWitness

Day 152 (May 8) - Day 152 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Eleanor P.) was about being inclusive EVEN in traffic. Eleanor's mom waved on a public bus into traffic to help with congestion. Despite the dissatisfaction of other motorists, when we can see a chance to help, we should take it. @USCIWitness

Day 153 (May 9) - Day 153 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Amanda F.)

Day 154 (May 10) - Day 154 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sophie I. & Andersen H.) was another day for the 6th graders to step into our inspiration of respect. Sophie & Andersen told us that despite beating another soccer team by several goals, ALL ATHLETES SHOOK HANDS at the end. @USCIWitness

Day 155 (May 13) - Day 155 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Emilie C.) shared the respect lived during the weekend's gymnastics competition. With the start of each day, members of the armed services were recognized as a sign of respect for their dedication and sacrifice. #RespectIsEveryDay @USCIWitness

Day 156 (May 14) - Day 156 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Matt D.) told us of the manners that are integral in the fabric of @RAMSHollistonPS. He noticed that most, if not all, students on his bus thank their driver for getting them to their destination. #RespectIsTheLittleThings @USCIWitness

Day 157 (May 15) - Day 157 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Sydney C.) showed her family that everyone's time and list of To Dos were respected as she volunteered to give the dog a bath so everyone else could get their stuff done. @USCIWitness

Day 158 (May 16) - Day 158 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Taylor J.) was about a trip to TN. Taylor saw a couple choose to act when they saw a man in need. This couple purchased a meal for a homeless man to help in a way they thought they could. @USCIWitness

Day 159 (May 17) - Day 159 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Abbey R.) was a sign of this campaign's power. Students reported that their classrooms were fully quiet and respectful during all the MCAS tests this year. @USCIWitness

Day 160 (May 20) - Day 160 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Rhys D.) brought the world of performance & respect into view as one in the same. At a concert, Rhys saw that the band went out of their way to raise funds and awareness for Parkinson's research in tribute to a fellow musician. @USCIWitness

Day 161 (May 21) - Day 161 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Emily B.) was the sharing of Emily's wonderful experience from the Art & Jazz festival which worked to support the Navajo Water Project. The respect came in the form of raising over $640 and fellow community members showing up. @USCIWitness

Day 162 (May 22) - Day 162 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ava K.) was a day about respect found in service. In reflecting on the class trip to DC, Ava highlighted the kind decorum shown by those at the museums upon entry. Thank you for being a great example of what we can all be. #polite @USCIWitness

Day 163 (May 23) - Day 163 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Amelia Y.) was all about Amelia's excitement in sharing that when she was interested in a new hobby, her brother lent her his skateboard. Sibling love is always a sign of respect. @USCIWitness

Day 164 (May 24) - Day 164 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Matt D.) was a shout out to the entire @RAMSHollistonPS 8th grade. On Friday, multiple classes put in hours of work to clean up and beautify Holliston. #CSD19 @USCIWitness

Day 165 (May 28) - Day 165 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Matt D.) continued a theme from Friday's @RAMSHollistonPS Community Service Day. A fellow classmate shared his lunch with Matt to continue our theme of respect each other in all situations. #CSD19 @USCIWitness

Day 166 (May 29) - Day 166 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Finn B.) shared the recognition of hard work presented at his karate school. This event and this movement of recognizing the good really does help it spread! @USCIWitness

Day 167 (May 30) - Day 167 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Dylan B.) was a memory of kindness and respect. Dylan's mom took time out of work to make sure that a day when he didn't feel well proceeded as well as possible. Caring for one another is the epitome of respect. @USCIWitness

Day 168 (May 31) - Day 168 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Mihir K.) shared a day where he witnessed a kind and respectful action. He saw that someone had dropped his wallet and lunch and another person thoughtful returned it to the patron. #ThankYouKindStrangers @USCIWitness

Day 169 (June 3) - Day 169 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ali J.) told us of how impressed he was at the respect given to the actors from the Classic Repertory Company when they performed A Midsummer Night's Dream a few week ago. #applauseIsRespect@USCIWitness

Day 170 (June 4) - Day 170 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Alejandro A.) shared his recognition of a 6th grader that shows respect each morning. This young man takes time out of his day to hold the door open for all to enter our building. #RespectIsAction @USCIWitness

Day 171 (June 5) - Day 171 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Ms. Farese) was about a story I heard on @npr's Kind World. "A Connecting Flight" reminded me that we all have the ability to show our respect whether we are young or far from it. #RespectIsAction @USCIWitness

Day 172 (June 6) - Day 172 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Casey W.) shared an acknowledgment of a struggle. A close friend was headed to have surgery and a group of students got together to wish her luck. When we share good vibes, the respect is palpable. #RespectIsAction @USCIWitness

Day 173 (June 7) - Day 173 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Casey W.) told us of a day recently when a driver at Dunkin paid for her order, so her and her mother passed it on. #RespectIsAction @USCIWitness

Day 174 (June 10) - Day 174 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Alejandro A.) let us know that respect can also be seen in the simple things we do for those we love. He helped his mom make dinner this week! #THANKYOU #RespectIsAction @USCIWitness

Day 175 (June 11) - Day 175 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) told us of how his mother gave him the benefit of the doubt when a machine broke at work. When we listen to one another, we show respect. @USCIWitness

Day 176 (June 12) - Day 176 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Katie V.) shared her appreciation for the audience and their respect during our performances of "A Midsummer Night's Dream". #ItIsReallyAboutTheEffortWeShare @USCIWitness

Day 177 (June 13) - Day 177 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kaitlyn I.) told us of how her family went out of their way to make sure they were able to spend time with her grandfather on Father's Day. @USCIWitness

Day 178 (June 14) - Day 178 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Josh K.) told us of a respectful handshake after a tough loss between two mismatched hockey teams. Respect doesn't have to change the score or competitive edge, but can be seen in the handshake after the time ticks away. @USCIWitness

Day 179 (June 17) - Day 179 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Kaitlyn I.) shared with us that after her mother recognized that she was upset, she spent much energy to cheer Kaitlyn up; thoughtfulness is respect. @USCIWitness

Day 180 (June 18) - Day 180 of #180DaysToInspireRESPECT (Cece D.) brought a tear to my eye as Cece shared with us that, with my encouragement, she is now a confident presenter. Fears are meant to be challenged! #WeAreBiggerThanOurFears #RepscetIsAction @USCIWitness