Nohl Canyon celebrating Unity Day in style.
California iInspire Academy students and staff crafted kind messages on post-its for their words of encouragement station.
At Sycamore Elementary, students practiced being Upstanders and took a pledge to Stand Up Against Bullying.
Throughout October, our Elementary School Counselors support students and school communities in recognizing and preventing bullying through engaging lessons and activities focused on kindness, inclusion, and respect. In celebration of Unity Day, students and staff wear orange (or their school's selected color) to show their support for bullying prevention and to send a message that everyone deserves to feel safe, accepted, and included.
Why Orange?
Orange is a bold, high-visibility color that sends a powerful message. When we wear it together, we create a visible wave of support, proving that no student is alone and that bullying has no place in our community.
Enjoy these wonderful photos capturing our elementary schools coming together to spread kindness, promote inclusion, and stand united against bullying!
Nohl Canyon's beautiful welcome bulletin board for Start with Hello.
At the beginning of each school year, our Elementary School Counselors support all students by providing Start with Hello lessons and activities.
Start with Hello is a Sandy Hook Promise initiative that encourages students to reach out, include others, and create a welcoming school community where everyone feels seen, valued, and connected.
Here are some images of our schools celebrating Start with Hello and building connections across our school communities!
At Runing Springs Academy, Kindergarden students created a fun handshake with their partner to help build community and inclusivity.
At Canyon Rim, multiple upper graders helped create Start with Hello welcome posters and banners with encouraging messages for their school.
Jordan Academy students enjoyed inclusive games during recess.
Handy Elementary provided a great video recaping their SWH activties with their staff and students.