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Friday, May 12, 2017

Roderick Review 5/8/17 - 5/12/17

UPCOMING IMPORTANT DATES:

Monday, May 15th - Grade 4 Math (Session 1)

Tuesday, May 16th - Grade 4 Math (Session 2)

Wednesday, May 17th - Math MCAS Make-ups

Thursday, May 18th - Grade 5 Science (Session 1)

Friday, May 19th - Grade 5 Science (Session 2)


Parent Information Meeting:

For families of rising 6th Graders to learn about
CAMP BOURNEDALE 10/2/17-10/6/17

Monday, May 15, 2017
6:30 p.m. 
Roderick Library


Today at Roderick...
Bullying and Cyberbullying Prevention Presentation
with Officer Hearon and KPHS students!

The entire sixth grade gathered today in the Vogel Auditorium as Officer Hearon
and students from the high school discussed scenarios, the evidence of bullying
behaviors and the effects that bullying behaviors have on the aggressor and the target.

Verbal, physical, relational, and cyber-bullying were all discussed and Officer Hearon shared some important reminders.  For example, students should be at least 13 years old to have their own online account.  He also shared the guideline that if you would not say something to the person you are talking about, you shouldn't share it with others or online in a post.  

The high school students created short videos portraying examples of some of the dangers in engaging in bullying behavior via texting, Instagram, and Snapchat as well.  Pictures that are shared through social media do not truly "go away" and students were reminded that even if you send the picture to just one person, you do not have control over it; it can be posted anywhere.

Officer Hearon was impressed by the active participation of our students as they contributed both what they saw occur in the scenarios and what could have been done to improve the situations such as including others, supporting others, and being kind and caring, appreciating one another's uniqueness.


Thank you to Officer Hearon and our KPHS friends for taking time to create the videos and presenting to our sixth graders today!


CONGRATULATIONS TO...
OUR SIXTH GRADE D.A.R.E. Graduates!

Be sure to check out the pictures from the DARE Graduation ceremony on the website soon!

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