Jim Jordan was FANTASTIC. His presentation was very interactive and entertaining. However, the best part of the afternoon was the message he delivered to the students. His message was simple for kids to understand and it was very powerful. If our students get the message then our school will be a better place for all people involved. THANK YOU for sponsoring his trip to Yellowknife and coming to our school. Our students need to hear what they can do as well as their teachers to make everyone feel welcome. We, the teachers must continue to bring this message to our students so they know we are listening. I appreciate all your efforts to make this event happen and will do my part to impart this message to the students I teach.
Thanks,
Paul MacDonald :)
William McDonald School
Seventh-grader Courtney Nunes has seen bullying in her school and now feels empowered to do something about it.
“If I see someone being bullied then I’ll tell someone in authority,” said Courtney, 12, after watching “Report Bullying” on
Thursday, a program sponsored by the Raynham Police Department and offered this week to all middle school students in
the Bridgewater-Raynham Regional School District.