Sixth Graders Launch Be A Friend Project
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Sixth Graders Launch Be A Friend Project
Students in sixth-grade guidance classes recently learned about the Be A Friend Project from classmates Charlotte Lee and Natalia DePaola. The initiative encourages students to become upstanders by showing empathy and support for peers who have experienced bullying in other communities.
Through the project, students write letters filled with encouragement, kindness, and positivity, helping kids support other kids during challenging times. Throughout the school year, all sixth-grade students will participate in this meaningful activity, fostering compassion, connection, and a culture of kindness.
Learn more about the Be A Friend Project
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