Good afternoon Stella Mayfield families. This message serves as notification of quarter two report cards. Your child has received their report card at this time and you should expect for them to be shared with you. If you do not receive a report card for quarter two or need additional copies, please contact our office during regular school hours and we can have your child's grades mailed to you. Thank you and have a great weekend.
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Coraline was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Stratton, for showing compassion and empathy. Mrs. Stratton states, "we had a friend in class who was really struggling... Coraline walked up to him and asked if she could give him a hug-- through this compassionate moment, every one of the other students also went up to the struggling friend to give hugs. The whole class loved on this friend. It was a beautiful show of empathy and love."
Coraline was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Stratton, for showing compassion and empathy. Mrs. Stratton states, "we had a friend in class who was really struggling... Coraline walked up to him and asked if she could give him a hug-- through this compassionate moment, every one of the other students also went up to the struggling friend to give hugs. The whole class loved on this friend. It was a beautiful show of empathy and love."
Paul was recognized by his teacher, Mrs. Ledbetter, for showing compassion. Mrs. Ledbetter states "A student hadn't eaten enough for lunch and was feeling bad. Paul jumped right up during reading intervention to offer them a snack he had in his locker. What an incredible classmate and friend."
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Happy Monday! We would like to share a Husky Pup Humanitarian with you all!
Mrs. Keating recognizes Ireland for showing Good Citizenship. Mrs. Keating states "Ireland found a wallet at Cove Playday and returned it to the announcers booth. Good job Ireland, way to do the right thing!"
Husky Pup Humanitarian for this sunny spring day!
Hayden was recognized by her teacher, Mrs. Stein, for showing Kindness. Mrs Stein states, "Hayden went out of her way to help in our classroom last week, organizing ipads, cleaning up, and helping others. What a joy it is to be around Hayden! Thank you, Hayden."
Husky Pup Humanitarian for Tuesday, April 11th!
Destiny was recognized by Mrs. Stratton for her Leadership and Compassion. Mrs. Stratton states, "Destiny comes into our room most mornings. She finds friends who need a helping hand or even a "listening ear". She is a positive leader in our kindergarten class. Thank you!"
Shout out to our Husky Pup Humanitarian, Kylee!
Kylee was recognized by her teacher, Mr. Sage, for showing Kindness. Mr. Sage states " This past week, Kylee noticed that a classmate had misplaced some of their class materials. She immediately stopped what she was doing to go and help the student find the missing materials. It was very appreciated by the student in need as well as staff who observed the kind act. This is not the first time Kylee has exhibited kindness by being helpful to others. She is constantly volunteering to help out and you can tell she does it with a good attitude and a desire to improve someone else's day. Way to go Kylee, Stella Mayfield is lucky to have such a kind and caring community member."
Here is a Husky Pup humanitarian to brighten your day!
Oliver was recognized by Mrs. Megan for showing Empathy and Kindness. Mrs. Megan states "while choosing a planet, another friend missed out on the one he wanted and was very sad. Oliver recognized this, showed empathy, and gave the bigger planet he had to his friend and took the smaller one. Oliver, your big heart shines through you! Thank you!"
We truly enjoy sharing these acts of humanitarianism by our young students!
Issak was recognized by our wonderful Lunch Ladies, Heidi and Stanna, for showing Thoughtfulness. Heidi and Stanna state "After breakfast Issak noticed the lunch ladies gathering up the trash. Without hesitation he asked if they needed help, before they could answer, he grabbed all the trash (which was a lot) and took it to the dumpsters. Thank you Issak for your initiative and thoughtful heart."- The Lunch Ladies
Shout out to the Husky Pup Humanitarians this week!
Leonidas was recognized by Mr. Sorenson for Acts of Service. Mr. Sorenson states "Nidas brought his ball pump from home to re-inflate the playground equipment. He recognized the needs of others and used his time and efforts to fulfill it. Thank you, Leonidas."
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".
