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Chelsea students caught being super

Ties into "Character Counts!" character education program

A program at Chelsea Intermediate School enables teachers to catch students being super. Formerly called “Caught Being Good” the program is now called “Caught Being Super” to go along with this year’s super hero school theme, “Super Heroes Show Good Character.”

The program ties into the school’s Character Counts character education program pillars of respect, trustworthiness, responsibility, fairness, caring and citizenship. It is designed to celebrate students exhibiting these positive character traits.

During the month, students decorate their super heroes and Chelsea’s Encore Team hangs them in the display case of super character. At the end of the month, the students meet to have their pictures taken by grade level. Their pictures hang in the super heroes’ display case.

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During February, the character trait highlighted was “respect.” Students who showed outstanding character and respect had their names placed on a bulletin board for all of their classmates and teachers to see.

Chelsea third grade students caught being super in February included Josiah Manumaleuna, Paige Jahovic, Addyson Miritello, Caroline Carr, Schrene Jackson, Isie McNeeley, Kaylee Feldman, Tessa Cook, Ethan LeBeau, Lindsey O’Brien and James Rea.

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Chelsea fourth grade students caught being super in February included Griffin Kostro, Janet Vinci, Noah Tokarski, Alyssa Chada, Brayden Lovell, Charlie Nevinger, Christopher Frachalla, Colin Jungels, Donald Hagemaster, John Hackett, Kamile Katilius, Lillian Rempert, Maddison Dawson, Madeline Neary, Paige Watson, Vaughn Mitchell, Blake Baran, Nya Stokes, Adam Cichon, Ava Gugliuzza, Ella Dobrovits, MacKenzie Turner, Rylan Austin, Jake Scianna, Daniella Daversa, Alex Nwoko, Alivia Ozinga, Eva Nayden, Ian Spencer, Marissa Mangin, Olivia Desjardins, Peri Rogers, Rylee Hanlon, Sara Dehn, Sophia Pisarski, Jenna Guillemette and Nate Huizinga.

Chelsea fifth grade students caught being good in February included Izzy Martino, Delaney Graef, Brennan Stolarek, Katherine Malcom, Maddie Willis, Morgan Thorsen, Austin Meldeau, Kristin Karas, Lorelei Zinsky, Jasmine Muhammad and M J Abdelrahman.

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