Sarah Dinges demonstrated KINDNESS when she helped a friend who was out of town print and make sure to turn in an essay for English so that her grade wasn’t docked.
Aurora Tran and Amelia Gamble demonstrated KINDNESS by helping Mrs. Weakland move an extra table into her classroom.
Trent Loggins demonstrated KINDNESS when he let another student use his laptop because theirs was dead.
Grace Ter Poorten demonstrated KINDNESS when she filled in a classmate’s notes while they were gone to the restroom.
Henry Garrison showed KINDNESS by demonstrating his impressive vertical leap and removing a dart from the Harkness room.
Alyssa Carrouthers showed INTEGRITY by resetting a space that her peers left a mess.
Joel Hedgepeth demonstrated TEAMWORK in Civics class when he helped M pick up game dice that were spread out all over the floor after the chip simulation. Way to go Joel!
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Students interested in participating in Model UN during the 2026–2027 school year are invited to a brief informational meeting. We’ll introduce the Model UN program, review the conference schedule for the year, and explain what you can expect during the upcoming season.
Date: Thursday, August 20
Time: 1:00–1:30 p.m.
Location: Library Annex
You do not need prior debate experience, extensive knowledge of international relations, or experience speaking in front of a group. Model UN is a chance to build confidence, develop communication and leadership skills, explore global issues, and learn how diplomacy works—all while representing a country at conferences.
Please see Mr. Kmidowski if you have any questions.
**This Week’s Schedule**
