by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | Recognition and Awards, School Climate
Our Leadership class prepared a supper and hosted 8 veterans from the Olds Legion. We wanted to let them know that we appreciate them all year, not just in November. Also, when they come to our service for Remembrance Day we see them march in and out and we...
by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | School Climate, School Spirit
For a Valentine’s project, our SAC cut out a red heart for each student and staff member in the school. Each person’s name was printed on the heart and then the hearts were stuck up in the main hall of the school. If you found your heart, you brought it to...
by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | School Climate, School Spirit
A neat end-of-year event is the BYOB. Student Council provides tubs of vanilla ice cream, toppings, and the bowls. All the students and staff have to do is provide the banana. Put them all together in the proper order and you have a sidesplitting event! This can be of...
by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | Fundraising and Awareness, School Spirit
Think sidewalk chalk. Think entrances, walkways, tennis courts, parking lots, driveways and bricks. Get creative and design a welcome back sign, a dance ad, and a spirit logo. We’re the Panthers and if the weather cooperates, we’ll have paw prints leading...
by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | School Climate, School Spirit
Many schools will not let you paint murals on the walls because the wall is not suitable for paint, or the administration is afraid of damage or graffiti. One solution is to paint the mural on a sheet of masonite and then affix it to the wall with screws. You can buy...
by dave | Sep 9, 2014 | Games and Activities, School Spirit
Some activities need the gross gucky stuff, but the problem is what to do with that kiddie pool full of Jell-O and oatmeal after you’ve had your fun. A good alternative is peat moss. Just add water and you have instant mud! It’s cheap and enviro friendly....
