Thought for the Week(end)

“Never say, “I can’t." Always say, “I’ll try.”'

Thought for the Week

“Sometimes the things we can’t 

change end up changing us.”

Thought for the Week

“Compliment people. Magnify their

strengths, not their weaknesses.”

Thought for the Week

“If you think someone could use a friend, be one.”

Thought for the Week

“When life changes to be harder,

change yourself to be stronger.”

Quote/Thought for the Week

We hope everyone has had a great start to the school year! We are looking forward to hearing and seeing wonderful things from all of our students this year. :) Each week, we will be posting positive thoughts or quotes and we hope these will encourage everyone to be their best and show their Patriot Pride!

Quote/Thought for the Week:

“Your attitude plus your choices equals your life.”

Thought for the Week

“Difference between school and life?

School teaches you lessons and gives you a test.

Life gives you a test and you learn the lessons.”

Outstanding Character Award Recipients

Congratulations to the 2016-17 Outstanding Character Award Recipients! We had a wonderful trip to the mall on Wednesday and are so proud of each of these students!

8th Grade Outstanding Character Award Recipients

7th Grade Outstanding Character Award Recipients

6th Grade Outstanding Character Award Recipients

Thought for the Week

"There's something in you 

that the world needs."

Message from the Safe and Healthy Homewood Coalition

Managing emotions is a fundamental skill for all children. Children who learn to handle emotions in a healthy manner are able to make better choices in life, such as avoiding drugs and alcohol. Below is a link to a message from the Safe and Healthy Homewood Coalition regarding ways to help your child(ren) manage emotions in a healthy way.

Help Your Children Manage Emotions