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      South Pasadena Elementary Students Spread Kindness

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      South Pasadena Elementary students spread kindness by writing thank you notes to faculty and staff (Photos – Arroyo Vista Elementary School)

      To help spread and celebrate kindness, students at all three South Pasadena elementary schools are participating in kindness activities this week and next. This initiative is part of the international Great Kindness Challenge.

      By News Desk

      Students may add kind notes, words of encouragement, or jokes to a Choose Kindness poster, write thank you notes to faculty and staff, make pledges of kindness throughout the week, demonstrate acts of kindness during the school day, write notes to firefighters who battled the Eaton fire, and even donate books or other items to people affected by the wildfires.

      Kindness-themed spirit days help to promote a positive atmosphere for students as they continue to exemplify care and compassion throughout the school year and beyond.

      Kindness matters!

      Tagged: Arroyo Vista Elementary SchoolSouth Pasadena Elementary Students Spread Kindness

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