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Provost Celebrates Show Up Provo Attendance Campaign With Activities

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Provost is celebrating the Show Up, Provo! attendance awareness campaign with special activities and rewards for students. The initiative aims to support regular school attendance to help students learn and connect with their school community.

Key takeaways

  • Provost is participating in the Show Up, Provo! attendance awareness campaign.
  • Staff members distributed Krispy Kreme donuts to students arriving at school.
  • Classes with 100% attendance receive a mystery envelope with a surprise.
  • Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Moore had classes that achieved 100% attendance.

Provost is celebrating the Show Up, Provo! attendance awareness campaign this week through various activities designed to encourage students to attend school regularly and arrive on time, according to a September 29 statement.

During the celebrations, staff members surprised students by dressing as Krispy Kreme workers and handing out donuts to those arriving at school. The school reported a 94% attendance rate for the day.

To reward perfect attendance, classes that achieve 100% attendance receive a mystery envelope containing a surprise. Mrs. Hall’s class and Mrs. Moore’s class were recognized for achieving 100% attendance.

The Show Up, Provo! campaign works to bring schools, families, and the community together to support student attendance. Students are encouraged to arrive at school between 8:05–8:20 a.m. to participate in morning activities.

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