Starting the week off with a group of Husky Pup Humanitarians!
Karder was recognized by Mr. Joe for showing Honesty. Mr. Joe states "Karder constantly finds treasures out at recess, rubix cubes, toys, all the things. Without hesitation he always does the right thing and turns them into Mr. Joe. Thank you Karder for always doing the right thing. It's appreciated!"
Abbie was recognized by Mrs. Bottger for showing Kindness. Mrs. Bottger states "I had a student returning from the Learning Center. The student missed the turn off to Music. Abbie was helping her find her way back. Thank you Abbie."
Josh was recognized by Ms. Emory for showing Perseverance. Mrs. Emory states "During reading intervention, Josh chose to skip game time so he could continue to practice reading his story. Way to persevere Josh!"
Rounding out the day for Humanitarians!
Collin was recognized by Mrs. Bennett for showing Respect AND Responsibility. Mrs. Bennett states "When two younger students had a conflict, Collin stepped in and helped them resolve it. When I asked him about it he said "it's the right thing to do". Way to go, Collin!"
More Husky Pup Humanitarians!
Hunter was recognized by Mrs. Bottger for showing Kindness. Mrs. Bottger states "My kindergarten student came late and was eating lunch alone. Hunter volunteered to sit with her so she wasn't lonely. Thank you, Hunter".
We are rollin' in the Husky Pup Humanitarians this week!
Blaklee was recognized by our wonderful Lunch lady, Ms. Heidi, for showing Empathy. Ms. Heidi states "Blaklee noticed that a classmate came to school very sad. She took her classmate to the cafeteria, got her breakfast, and sat with her the whole time to make her feel loved. Thank you, Blaklee."
To start the week of February 13th, we have a Husky Pup Humanitarian to announce!
Brody was recognized by his teacher, Mrs. Stein, for showing Good Citizenship. Mrs. Stein states "Brody consistently jumps in to help others everyday with all kinds of tasks, big and small. He is always a kind and steady presence in our class. Thank you Brody".
Starting our Tuesday with a Husky Pup Humanitarian!
Jayson was recognized by Mrs. Chagas for showing Kindness. "I brought my son to school a couple of weeks ago for a surprise celebration the High School put together for my mom. Jayson went above, beyond, and out of his way to make sure my son had a great day and a friend. I'm so grateful for your kind and loving heart! You made mine, and my 4-year-old son's day. Thank you, Jayson!"
Squeezing in another Husky Pup Humanitarian before the day ends!
Brock was recognized by his teacher, Ms. Bingaman, for showing Compassion. Ms. Bingaman states "during inside recess, one of Brock's classmates became upset and he was the 1st one by her side. He comforted her until the problem was solved and she felt better. Thank you, Brock!".
Let's hear it for our February 6th Husky Pup Humanitarian!
Avery was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Stratton, and Mrs. Chagas, for showing Selflessness. Mrs. Stratton & Mrs. Chagas state "At the start of the lesson Avery noticed that her classmate wanted to sit by the teacher; without hesitation, Avery stood up and moved to the back to allow her classmate the spot she was hoping for. Avery always leads by kindness! Thank you, Avery!"
How about a Husky Pup Humanitarian to brighten up the middle of your week!
"Haley was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Bennett, for showing responsibility. Mrs. Bennett states "During Library we did a craft that created a bit of a mess. While everyone else was lining up- Haley continued to clean up until her group's table was clean. Thank you Haley!"
Tristan's teacher, Mrs. Lathrop, recognizes Tristan for showing Kindness and Friendship. Mrs. Lathrop says, " Tristan, out of the kindness of his heart, took time to help a friend/classmate with long-division. This helped his fellow peer understand the concept even better- it was with it to see the smile on both kids faces!" Way to go Tristan, thank you for your kindness and friendship!
Let's go, Joe!
Joe was recognized by his teacher, Mrs. Murphy, for showing responsibility. "When Joe and his classmate found a younger student who needed help, they teamed up and while one took the student to class, Joe notified an adult of the situation and how they handled it. Thank you, Joe!"
For our next Husky Pup Humanitarian we have Bodee!
Mrs. Stein has recognized Bodee for showing Empathy. "Bodee saw that one of his classmates was sad and made sure to say something to make him smile. Thanks Bodee!"
How about some Husky Pup Humanitarian Recognition to brighten up the middle of your week!
First up, Moonlily! Moonlily was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Murphy, for Helpfulness. "Moonlily and her classmate found a younger student who needed help. They teamed up and while her classmate notified an adult, Moonlily took the student to find their teacher. Thank you, Moon!"
Good evening Stella Mayfield families! Tomorrow night, December 21st, students will be performing their winter concert in the school's auditorium. We ask that your child be escorted to their teacher's classroom between 5 and 5:15 in preparation for a start of the concert at 5:30. The doors to the school will be opened promptly at 5:00. We anticipate the performance to last around an hour and will be followed by the high school concert at 7:00. Merry Christmas, we hope to see you here! Thank you.
Another Husky Pup Humanitarian recognition just came across our desk!
Paisley was recognized by Ms. Jen for showing Compassion. Ms. Jen states, "Paisley saw to it that one of our Pre-K students made it safely from the bus to class. Thank you Paisley for helping out your peers!"
We are happy to announce another Husky Pup Humanitarian!
Blakelee was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Bottger, for showing Generosity. Mrs. Bottger states, "When Blakelee saw one of her classmates cold at recess, Blaklee took off her coat and gave it to her friend. Putting another person's needs before her own. Thank you Blakelee!"
You know what!? Mondays are not so bad when you have some Husky Pup Humanitarian recognition!
Adalynn was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Bottger for Empathy and Kindness. Mrs. Bottger states "Adalynn's friend has a broken arm. At stations Adalynn helped her friend select the correct app, put on her headphones, and adjust the volume. Way to be a great friend!"
What a day it has been for Stella Mayfield and all these awesome student recognitions!
Sammie was recognized by her teacher Ms. Bingaman for showing Empathy. "Sammie goes out of her way to make sure those around her are happy. She willingly gave up a seat cushion so a classmate could have it, and she calmly helped a frustrated student finish their work".
