CPS takes a stand against bullying

Published 2:09 pm Tuesday, October 27, 2015

By Beaufort County Schools

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL FUN HATS: Teacher assistant/bus driver Edythe Williams and first-grade students (from left) Jordan Diaz, Abigail Craig and Jaaron Williams wear their favorite hats during Chocowinity Primary School's stand against bullying.

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL
FUN HATS: Teacher assistant/bus driver Edythe Williams and first-grade students (from left) Jordan Diaz, Abigail Craig and Jaaron Williams wear their favorite hats during Chocowinity Primary School’s stand against bullying.

 

From Chocowinity Primary School

CHOCOWINITY — Chocowinity Primary School students and staff joined together the week of Oct. 19-23 to take a stand against bullying.

Each day featured a different theme. On Monday, CPS opted to “Shade Out Bullying” by wearing sunglasses. Tuesday was “Sock It to Bullying” day, with everyone encouraged to wear crazy, colorful socks. The school family decided to “Unite Against Bullying” by wearing orange on Wednesday, and they chose to “Team Up Against Bullying” by wearing their favorite sports team shirt or jersey Thursday. Friday was “Put a Lid on Bullying” day and those participating were invited to wear a hat or cap to school.

The activities were coordinated by school counselor Leslea Jones.

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL TEAM SPIRIT: CPS second-grade teacher Sarah Barnes joins third-grade students (from left) Jase Shifflett, Sawyer Vosburgh and Austin Gerard in modeling favorite team jerseys.

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL
TEAM SPIRIT: CPS second-grade teacher Sarah Barnes joins third-grade students (from left) Jase Shifflett, Sawyer Vosburgh and Austin Gerard in modeling favorite team jerseys.

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL SPORTING ORANGE: Second graders (from left) Alajah Christian, Kaleb Wallace and Luisa Lozano wear orange outfits during Chocowinity Primary's anti-bullying activities.

CHOCOWINITY PRIMARY SCHOOL
SPORTING ORANGE: Second graders (from left) Alajah Christian, Kaleb Wallace and Luisa Lozano wear orange outfits during Chocowinity Primary’s anti-bullying activities.

 

 

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