Care for Others
This is part of our Cleveland Code of Conduct.
Care for Others
Can you help take care of others?
How do we teach children to care for other people? I believe we must model the way. We must demonstrate to our children that we can and will help others in need. Holding a door open for a stranger, picking up litter so someone else doesn’t have to pick it up, or giving to charity. There are many ways we can teach our children to care for others.
Can we all be role models for our children?
We started the year with two important charity drives to show how we care: the Terry Fox Run (raising money for cancer research) and a food drive for The North Shore Harvest Project.
In our September 23rd newsletter, we sent home the following:
HARVEST PROJECT AT CLEVELAND
Cleveland School is collecting packaged food and toiletries for the North Shore Harvest Project for families in need at Thanksgiving time.
Collections are from Monday, September 26th to Friday, October 7th.
Please place your donations in boxes provided in the main foyer of the school. Thank you for your kindness and generosity. Merci!
There are many worthy charities for consideration that a school could take on. We cannot do it all. We can, however, provide small opportunities for children and families to make a positive difference in some fashion.
Please bring in something for the Harvest Project – a local charity helping local people in need.
Every little bit helps.
Please take care.