Monday, October 27, 2008
Salter Shut-Ins
Mrs. Ensley and Ms. Joiner, along with their fourth grade students, presented bags of goodies to their selected shut-ins in the community. Included in the bags were items ranging from toiletries to food items. The reaction to this loving gesture of compassion was evident in the face of the ladies. They enjoyed the visit more than receving the gift items. Both teachers agreed that they received greater satisfaction from their visit than did the shut-ins. Each month, teachers and students come up with creative ideas to reach the elderly in our community. Instilling values within the students that promote long-lasting care and compassion is the goal of the principal and faculty.
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What a great idea. In our district's vision, we talk about "moving forward to meet the demands of a changing world," and doing so through five venues. One of those is "through a school culture which fosters qualities of human greatness." The kindness and compassion these students are showing provides a beautiful example of living our vision.
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