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Centennial Middle School Announces New Student Recognition Programs

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Centennial Middle School Announces New Student Recognition Programs
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Centennial Middle School announced new student recognition programs and an upcoming SEP conference in an administration message. The initiatives aim to celebrate students demonstrating PACK values: Perseverance, Academics, Community, and Kindness.

Key takeaways

  • Centennial Middle School is implementing PACK Card rewards for students demonstrating perseverance, academics, community, and kindness.
  • Students of the Month will be recognized for their character and positive impact on the school community.
  • Teachers aim to send at least one positive postcard to every student during the school year.
  • SEP Conferences were scheduled for September 16 to allow families to connect with teachers.

Centennial Middle School has introduced several student recognition initiatives for the current school year, according to an administration message from Assistant Principal Teresa Tovar. The programs are designed to celebrate students who demonstrate the school's PACK values: Perseverance, Academics, Community, and Kindness.

Under the new recognition framework, teachers can award PACK Cards to students for demonstrating core values. Students may exchange these cards weekly for small rewards, such as stickers or candy, or enter them into drawings for larger prizes and special privileges. Additionally, the school will name Students of the Month based on teacher nominations for character, effort, growth, and positive contributions to the school community. These students receive a gift card, a cookie, a certificate, and recognition during a schoolwide presentation.

Teachers also plan to send personalized postcards to students' homes to share positive news and highlight unique strengths. The school's goal is for every student to receive at least one positive postcard during the school year. These efforts were designed by the school's Culture and Climate Committee to build a supportive school community.

The administration message also noted that SEP Conferences were scheduled for September 16, providing an opportunity for families to connect with teachers and discuss student progress.

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