Guidance

Ms. Lisa Brewer

 

Character Words:

September - Responsibility

October - Respect

November - Gratitude

December - Generosity

January - Confidence

February - Tolerance/Compassion

March - Trustworthiness

April - Fairness/Sportsmanship

May - Self-discipline/Safety

 

 

 

Some interesting websites to visit:

www.kidshealth.org

 

www.ikeepsafe.org

 

www.mcgruff.org

 

www.safekids.com

 

www.netsmartz.org

 

www.pbskids.org/itsmylife/

 

 

 

 

Disclaimer:

T.C.A. 49-6-1007(a). Character Education - (a) The course of instruction in all public schools shall include character education to help each student develop positive values and improve student conduct as students learn to act in harmony with their positive values and learn to become good citizens in their school, community, and society.

Through a collaborative effort between home, school, and the community, character education guides students in developing positive ideals and good habits that will improve behavior, school climate, and ultimately academic performance. Students are provided opportunity and example for becoming conscientious and productive citizens in their school, community, and nation. By integrating character traits like caring, respect, responsibility, trustworthiness, citizenship, and fairness into all areas of the school experience, students will gain better self-awareness and the desire to become more socially responsible.

Effective character education creates a circle of trust and respect among students, school staff, parents, and the community. All should make every effort to encourage individual good as well as common good.