Questioning a rumor is a great way to stop bullying in its tracks. When someone passes along a rumor, ask how they know whether or not it’s true. https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
Another round of the popular Guiding Good Choices training begins on Thursday, October 26! The class, put on by the Marysville Together Coalition, is designed to help parents and families enhance effective child management behaviors, and parent-child interactions and bonding. Join other families as they learn how to teach children skills to resist peer influence, and reduce adolescent problem behaviors. Whether you have no idea what you are doing or have it all figured out, Guiding Good Choices can help!
Always be kinder than necessary, for everyone you meet is fighting a hard battle. https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
The All City Food Drive is taking place Saturday, November 4! Look for the Marysville Community Food Bank's Red Barrels wherever you shop, and help all month long by donating food, clothing and holiday toys for kids and families in need! More at http://5il.co/21ak
There’s power in numbers. Team up with others to take the power out of bullying. Even standing with one other person is double the power you had standing alone. “Let us help”, “Stop it”, “We’ll find an adult”, "Are you ok"? https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
National Veterans Awareness Week is November 5-11. Organize a veteran to visit your classroom! More at http://5il.co/1y2x @VFWHQ
It’s Kindness Week. Are you doing your daily random acts of kindness? Remember to catch people in the act or share your random act by using the hashtags #TMUnityMonth & #KindnessMatters
If you see someone being cyberbullied, take a moment to write that person something supportive. Whether you write a private message or a public post, it will help them know they're not alone. More info at https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters.
Marysville School District selects former Tulalip Tribes Board Member and Native American advocate to serve as Director of Equity, Diversity and Indian Education
Join us at the Hibulb Cultural Center this Friday, October 20, from 6 - 9 p.m for Educators' Night. The event is free to educators with their school ID.
A bystander is someone who sees bullying happening and chooses to react by laughing, giggling, pointing, staring, doing nothing, whispering to other people about it or gossiping about it. They might play 'the messenger' between bully and victim, spread rumors they have heard or join in when a bully is ignoring or excluding someone. Or a bystander might 'like' or favorite a mean post on Facebook, Instagram or other social media site. Being a bystander is like saying YOU agree with the bully. Not cool. More info at: https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
One person can make a difference. How will you make a difference today?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aW8BDgLpZkI #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
Marysville NJROTC hosts Community Blood Drive at MPHS on Wednesday, October 25! More Information at http://5il.co/236f
Bullying is not about kids being kids. Good homes or bad homes. It’s NOT a normal part of growing up. https://goo.gl/7qZLWW #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters
Students in grades 6-8! Show off your writing skills and patriotism by participating in the Veterans of Foreign Wars' Patriot's Pen Contest! Grand prize of $5k! Application at http://5il.co/1y2v
What does a Veteran mean to you? #MSD25 students in grades 3-5 can submit an application by Nov. 1! http://5il.co/1y2z @VFWHQ
Bullying is a virus and some may suffer more greatly from its side effects. #TMUnityMonth #KindnessMatters https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmQ8nM7b6XQ