Successful Unity Day-No Bullying Allowed
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Successful Unity Day-No Bullying Allowed
Created by students in Mrs. Wais' 1A English 10 class
Created by students in Mrs. Wais' 1A English 10 class
October 23, 2019
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Created by students in Mrs. Wais’ 1A English 10 class
English Dept embracing the Unity Spirit
Free pizza at two Ledo’s Pizza Restaurants just for wearing orange today!
Every student wrote an anti-bullying statement on a hand to create a giant unity mural.
Mrs. Ratti, Mrs. Fowler, Samantha Groh, Chenejl Natividad, and Amanda Clapp sell t-shirts for $8
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i feel that we need more people to watch what go’s on and help others. Some students are so toxic that they ruin unity day for others and staff just misses it. But in the end i cant change how others think its just my ”opinion.”
Bullying is unacceptable in school, because it can interfere with our education and lead to severe consequences. Thanks to Unity Day, we were all able to support awareness about anti-bullying and enjoying our student life in GBHS.
This collage of pictures shown is a really amazing and it was amazing that I was able to be apart of putting up the unity day hands on the wall. Unity day was a good day to portray on the newspaper and it shows how the school is united. It was good to portray how the entire school is united which contradicts what people might about our schools.