Under the guiding principles of our districtwide initiative, the
Positivity Project, the #PositivityInAction mindset is our top priority. These past two weeks we focused on the character strengths of
SHOREY MASCOT and
HUMOR.
Our Mascot Shorey embodies all of our favorite character strengths and always exhibits #ShorianPride.
People with the character strength of a Shorian display unity by their deep, long-lasting relationships. They always put others first.
Class of 1987 graduate Craig Lipscomb is a full-time Head Custodian at Rodgers Elementary. Craig has served with Lake Shore Public Schools for 9 years, beginning as the Custodian Leader for the afternoon shift at Lake Shore High School. His 30 years of service in the heating and cooling industry and hands-on work in construction allowed him to gain experience and use the previous education and training in his current role.
In this custodial role, Craig is in charge of the maintenance of the elementary building. Students like 2nd grader Liam Jewell are rewarded with the privilege of assisting Mr. Craig with responsibilities like disposing of the garbage and cleaning the floor with the Speed Scrub 350 as seen in this video clip.
In Mrs. Stasyk's 1st grade class at Violet Elementary, Peyton Vansickle taught Emma Todd how-to tie her shoes!
Mrs. Hoover's Kindergarten class at Masonic Heights Elementary is blessed by the volunteer presence of Cindy Tutor. She can often be seen greeting parents and students in the morning and giving goodbye hugs in the afternoon.
Shorians like Julia Munger are heroes to our country now while setting school records in their past.
Miss Shoreline Scholarship Program's Miss Shoreline 2022 is Lake Shore alumna Vanessa Chambe!
It warms all of our hearts to see these acts of service and care for others. Once a Shorian, always a Shorian.
People with the character strength of humor like to laugh and bring smiles to other people.
In April some of elementary schools we will be presenting Shorians Got Talent:
Violet Elementary
Thursday, April 28th at 6:30pm
Location: Kennedy Middle School
Students, at all levels, have special talents such as singing, acting/storytelling, dancing, gymnastics, magic, slam poetry, stand up comedy, visual art, spoken word, making/creating something, yoga poses, and tricks.
Today we will share a video clip from comedian and 8th grader Kennedy Middle School Corbin Marentette.
Thank you, in advance, for sharing your passions with the Shorian Nation!
Looking forward, our upcoming character strengths are OPM - Identifying and appreciating the good in others (4/3-4/9) and Fairness (4/10-4/16).
