Truman students and staff members volunteer at World Vision to help them prepare for future relief efforts benefiting those affected by the hurricanes.
Mountain Creek Retirement Living visited Crockett EES Friday. Our kids look forward to seeing them every week.
Handprints on Hearts Kickoff at Young Men's Leadership Academy #weloveourstudents
Fannin Middle School students are excited to participate in this year's Red Ribbon Contest.
South counselors are excited for the start of Red Ribbon Week. #futureiskey
Red Ribbon Festival
Counselors at the Red Ribbon Festival greeted many students and their families as they received a wealth of information on how to live a healthy and drug-free life.
Kindness at Moseley
This is what kindness looks like in action at Moseley Elementary. After one student had become upset about something, another student asked him to sit with him and share his book even though they did not know each other well. Ms. Green, our school counselor, has been teaching and modeling lessons about kindness to the entire school, and it's paying off.
Bully Talk at Garner
Dr. Judy Flury from All Star Kids Karate talked to all 1,000 students at GFAA about bullying. She covered reporting vs. tattling, what to do if you're being bullied, and ways we can be kind to one another. Thank you, Dr. Flury.
Gearing Up for Red Ribbon Week
Sallye Moore College and Career Prep Academy's 6th graders, with help from the art teacher Mrs. Leslie Desmarais and the counselor Mrs. Shannon Neal, created a wall mural to show the students' dedication to this year's theme: "Your Future is Key, so Stay Drug Free."
SGP Mentors Moseley
Moseley's counselor would like to thank volunteers from South Grand Prairie High School for paying it forward and mentoring students at Moseley Elementary.
GPCI Red Ribbon Week
GPCI kicked off Red Ribbon Week by having a special assembly with guest speaker Mr. Johnson, the District Drug Prevention Counselor. He talked about the consequences of using drugs and the importance of staying drug free.
School for the Highly Gifted - Red Out/Pink Out Day
SHG staff and students kicked off Red Ribbon Week by wearing red or pink. Red is to represent a drug-free lifestyle, and pink is to show support for all who have been affected by breast cancer. Here at SHG, we are committed to staying drug free.
