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Celebration, Middle School, School-wide Project

Red Ribbon Week 2018

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Monday 10/22 starts Red Ribbon Week, a nationwide week celebrating healthy, drug- free choices. Each day we dress to support the fun theme and promote a healthy, chemical-free life.

SILLY SOCK Monday

Video: Bethany Hamilton

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SUPERHERO TUESDAY    Video: Chelsie Hightower   Pictures:

TWIN/TEAM Wednesday       Video:  P.O.D.          Pictures: 

UNITY Day (Orange)            Video:  Adam Wainwright          

Wear RED, Video: Dartanyon Crockett      ASSEMBLY Pictures:

2018 RBSMS Red Ribbon Week Guest Jeannine Laurence, MADD’s Power of You(th)

Video 1        Video 2     

 

Celebration, Middle School, School-wide Project

Erase The Hate Week 2018-19

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Erase The Hate Week is our annual event celebrating everyone’s uniqueness and appreciating our differences.  We’re celebrating this year from Friday 9/21 daily through Monday 10/1 with a different theme, video, and activities each day, so join us to help build our best school climate!  Here’s our introductory SchoolMessenger notice and our kickoff video.

  • Friday 9/21 Start With Hello  (Counselors on News, & Video)
    • School Marquee
    • B Lunch
    • A Lunch
    • C Lunch
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Racism
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Homophobia
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Sexism
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Discrimination
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Stereotypes
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Racism
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Discrimination
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Disability Discrimination
    • Selfies to Stand Up to Homophobia
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate
    • Selfies to Stand Up for Erasing Hate

    Monday 9/24 Power of the Bystander — Different is Cool!  Tuesday 9/25 Meanness Visible  Wednesday 9/26 Meanness Overwhelms (flip negatives to positives)  Thursday 9/27 Ask The Question Friday 9/28 Mix It Up At Lunch Monday 10/01 World Blue Shirt Day for Bullying Prevention Counselors on News, Video . 

School-wide Project

9/27 Erase The Hate: Digital Citizenship

Erase The Hate by being a good citizen in person and online.

Counselors on the News & Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4g8w7GV3-iA

Remind message for 9/27:

Selfie Stations On Stage:

             

School-wide Project

9/26 Erase The Hate: Flip Negatives to Positives

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Today’s theme:  Sometimes what we think of as our weaknesses are actually strengths — it’s all how you look at it.

Today’s news and video: https://youtu.be/ktXO5AUVKzo

Today’s teacher-led ACT time activity:  view video of Kid President

Today’s Remind messages: 

  • Lunch Kahoot & Prizes (color-changing cups, glow-in-dark bracelet, backpack, pencil, bookmark)
  • Student Artwork 
    Artwork by A. Villanueva
    Flip Negatives to Positives
School-wide Project

9/25 Erase The Hate: Meanness Visible

 Erase The Hate Week is RBSMS’ annual event celebrating everyone’s uniqueness and appreciating differences with daily different themes, videos, and activities to help us all build the best school climate possible!

9/25’s theme:  Meanness Visible:  don’t judge people by their appearances.  All lunches have an activity in the cafeteria, including pledges to #JustSayHello #seeTheFaceNotTheRace #SeeTheAbleNotTheLabel and #EraseTheHateRBSMS

Counselors on the news and today’s video

Today’s Remind:

School-wide Project

9/24 Erase The Hate: Power of the Bystander — Different is Cool!

Erase The Hate Week is RBSMS’ annual event celebrating everyone’s uniqueness and appreciating our differences. Starting 9/21-10/1, each day has a different theme, video, and activities to help us al build the best school climate possible!

Monday 9/24’s theme:  Power of the Bystander — Different is Cool!

Today’s Remind messages, news message & video, ACT time video, and teacher-led ACT discussion all focused on the power of the bystander to intervene (4D’s were taught during Counselor lessons: Direct the bully to stop, Distract the bully, Delegate an adult to intervene, Delay – check back on victim, ensure they’re ok.