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During Victor Central School’s Red Ribbon Week this fall, students in the Primary School were encouraged to “take steps to stay healthy.” To emphasize this, the Victor Parent Teacher Student Association had each class create a stepping stone into which students placed their gems, shells or tiles to symbolize their promise to try to live a healthier lifestyle.
Some of the students planned to use good manners, follow the Golden Rule, eat vegetables, and wash their hands.
Bristol Gardens in Victor donated labor and materials to make this a reality, and now Primary students and teachers have a border of stones along the path to the playground that will, hopefully, remind them of their promise to stay healthy.
During Victor Central School’s Red Ribbon Week this fall, students in the Primary School were encouraged to “take steps to stay healthy.” To emphasize this, the Victor Parent Teacher Student Association had each class create a stepping stone into which students placed their gems, shells or tiles to symbolize their promise to try to live a healthier lifestyle.
Some of the students planned to use good manners, follow the Golden Rule, eat vegetables, and wash their hands.
Bristol Gardens in Victor donated labor and materials to make this a reality, and now Primary students and teachers have a border of stones along the path to the playground that will, hopefully, remind them of their promise to stay healthy.
