Be a Josie!
Thank you Henry for offering to help other students!
Be a Josie! Thank you Cooper for giving up your spot for another student!
Be a Josie!
Bryson was an excellent partner playing a sight word game. He followed directions and didn’t get upset about who won!
Be a Josie!
Agustus opened the door for Mrs Hanes when she was getting ready to leave her room
Be a Josie!
Zach helped clean up inside recess supplies he didn't play with. Thanks for "Being a Josie!"
Be a Josie!
Christian gave sweet compliments to others and always uses his manners in the classroom!
Be a Josie!
Evie volunteered to help a teacher run an errand. Thank you Evie for being such a great helper!
5th Grade Ukulele Performance!
Be a Josie!
Ada was so complimentary of her classmates work. Thank you, sweet girl.
Be a Josie!
Aubree helped a friend pick up their art box. Thanks for "Being a Josie!"
Be a Josie!
Savannah let others in front of her in line. Thanks for "Being a Josie!'
Be a Josie!
Benson tied a friend's shoe. Thanks for "Being a Josie!"
Be a Josie!
Harison and Jonas helped put things away!
Be a Josie!
Thank you to Remi, Emmy, and Liam for helping a friend clean up a spill.
Be a Josie!
Sweet Loralei shows kindness through sweet words and hugs.
As our community is aware, one of our former Fort Frye students, Josie Treadway Cunningham, was tragically killed in a car accident last week. Josie was truly a kind-hearted person and always thought of others, often considering their needs before her own. This week during National Kindness Week and in her memory, we challenge you to "Be a Josie". Be kind. Think of others, have a kind heart, and do for others. In place of "Caught in the Act" this week, we will be posting students who were "caught" working to "Be a Josie".
Caught in the Act!
Thank you Ryder for helping clean up!
Caught in the Act!
Thank you Elsa helping in the office this morning!
Caught in the Act!
Aubree worked hard all day and set a good example for her classmates.
Caught in the Act!
Brista and Owen were great helpers today. They passed out papers to their classmates.
