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Character Education
Academics + Character = SuccessAt the end of each month, we hold a Character Education Assembly to recognize a child from each classroom who models exceptional character.
| Month |
Character Trait Definition |
Expanding the Understanding |
| August |
Building Relationships and Setting the Stage for Positive Character |
Emphasize respect, responsibility and caring - the cornerstones of positive character |
| September |
Respect
Showing high regard for self, others and property. |
cooperation, respect for authority, courtesy, tolerance, listening to others, mutual support & the golden rule |
| October |
Responsibility
Being accountable for your own behavior. |
work ethic, collaboration, dependability, initiative, effort, self control, positive attitude, choices, reputation, commitment, positive attitude, and independence |
| November |
Honesty
Being truthful in word and action. |
integrity, trustworthiness, reliability |
| December |
Caring
Showing concern for the well being of others. |
kindness, giving, compassion, patience, empathy |
| January |
Justice and Fairness
Demonstrating impartial, unbiased and equitable treatment for all. |
keeping a good conscience, friendship, resolving conflicts, teamwork, unity, tolerance |
| February |
Citizenship
Being an informed, responsible and caring participant in your community. |
service, generosity, patriotism, role models, rules for living |
| March |
Courage
Doing the right thing in the face of difficulty and following your conscience instead of the crowd. |
personal goals, facing challenges, moral courage, new beginnings, overcoming failure |
| April |
Perseverance
Staying the task and not giving up. Demonstrating commitment, pride and positive attitude in completing tasks. |
diligence achievement, completing a project, learning from mistakes |
| May |
Hope
Believing you will be successful. |
setting goals, belief in oneself, dreams |
Last update: Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at 2:50:59 PM
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