Cove ISD gets colorful for the United Way
The green powder flew through the air as 4-year-old Paisley Andress was covered in a cloud of the particles.
The green powder flew through the air as 4-year-old Paisley Andress was covered in a cloud of the particles.
Calling someone by their name connects you better with that person. It also increases trust, empathy, and positive communication. Like any word in the dictionary, a person’s name has meaning. Kindergarteners at House Creek Elementary learning the meanings of not only their names but their classmates, teaching them empathy and understanding of different cultures.
The benefits of empathy in education include building positive classroom culture, strengthening community and preparing students to be leaders in their own communities. Clements-Parsons Elementary teacher Elizabeth Wilkins set the tone and began instilling empathy in her students from the very first week of school.
Take a minute, save a life” is the motto for suicide prevention. The Copperas Cove High School DECA Chapter hosts its annual suicide prevention walk, in partnership with the Miss Five Hills Scholarship Program today at 7:30 p.m. at Copperas Cove South Park, located at 2502 Dennis Street.
Substitute teachers make sure students do not miss a beat in their learning when their regular teacher is absent. They’re always willing to jump in at the last-minute to help schools that need coverage.