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When I was a building principal, we had a group of boys who were consistently getting office referrals during lunch for aggressive and disruptive behaviors. In the past, these behaviors had led to increasingly severe consequences that did not reduce the negative behaviors (and caused some students to be sent home and to miss instruction). I sat down with the group and we worked together to come up with a plan on what to do during lunch. One of the boys asked if we could start a knitting club, since his Auntie had recently taught him how to knit. Since he was a leader of the group, the other boys agreed. I asked them to come back tomorrow with some ideas of what to knit. The next day one of the boys said that he wanted to knit little hats for the preemies at the hospital, since his little cousin was there and that a nurse mentioned that they had run out of the little hats. The boys knitted daily and we delivered the hats to the hospital. We received many heartfelt thank you notes from families, nurses and doctors (and even an in-person visit with a personal thank you and cookies from a newborn's mom). This group continued to grow as did our ability to create knitted hats for preemies. This became a huge success for the participating students. There was significant improvement in the students’ behavior, attitude, achievement, and attendance. It is so important to think outside of the box for “win-win” solutions. It really isn’t the WHAT you do that is important, it is the WHY you are doing it! Our knitting group become a team, family, and community.
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The library is looking for art, photography, comics, stories and poems from youth age 12 to 19. Your work could be published in the next issue of Young Voices magazine! The deadline for submissions is March 27th. More info: https://t.co/TGy9EqqSn0
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Check out our very own @FJRCSS students supporting the fantastic Famous People Players. @TCDSB@LubinskiTeresa@donof64 https://t.co/YFTb0gTDeE via @BTtoronto
Fr. John Redmond, CSB’s only appointment was to Michael Power High School, where he taught religion and became director of athletics. His remarkable talent for forming young men in discipline, determination, and spirit brought fame to his track and field program. #tbt#basilian
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As the new school year begins for many, I thought it might be helpful to share a thread of my favorite online resources for #teachers that are not Google Workspace tools. I don't work for any of these BTW.
VP to P. John D’Onofrio gets a wonderful farewell present from the DDME students and staff at Percy Johnson. We wish you well on your next step as Principal of Father Redmond Catholic School. You will be missed by-ALL!!!
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