Page 7 - Friday Gram, January 2018

With BELIEVE signs popping up all over
Broome High School, some students decided to
artfully represent their native countries with
signs of their own. This small group is a
snapshot reflection of the diverse cultures
among the students in our school. We
BELIEVE that heritage helps shape humanity,
and these six students are shining examples of
heritage that crosses borders and remains
constant, shaping young lives in new lands, a
fiber that runs through all that these students
BELIEVE. Abigail Vinson: American Sign
Language; Kim Hernandez: Spanish; Justin
Lee: Hmong; Oleg Reznichenko: Russian; Alley
Keomany: Laotian; Karim Hassan: Arabic.

Clifdale Elementary School

Clifdale Elementary School’s Secret Agents JOY &
KINDNESS kicked off #GreatKindnessChallenge
week by delivering a special mission to each class -
to secretly fuel the rides of other classes!! The
school’s agents are already hard at work! The big
reveal is coming Friday at their Energy Rally.

Clifdale Elementary School students have shared their
one word for the year. What will your word be?

Tonya McCullough’s third grade class at
Clifdale Elementary School celebrated
Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday with fun
writing. Students wrote about their dream
for a better world.