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This year, THE Office of REadaptation and the Special Ed department is implementing a program called Positive Daily Start (PDS).
The Positive Daily Start (PDS) program is composed of 181 Short daily lessons, weekly topics, parent letters, and follow-up classroom activities for elementary and middle school students. The daily lessons—which include student-inspiring role models, skits, and tips to be used at home and in school—may be read during morning announcements. They’re a great way to start each day. The classroom activities may also be used during classroom guidance sessions. Weekly parent/guardian letters support the program and help reinforce the lessons. PDS is an easy-to-use, year-round program that will promote peace, love, empathy, individuality, strength, and friendship among students.
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A proactive, preventive program, PDS focuses on the school as a whole and emphasizes behaviors that cultivate and support respect, friendship, individuality, love and compassion. Daily lessons that include inspirational role models, fun and lively skits, and goals to achieve at home and in school; it teaches and reinforce positive behaviors. In order to prevent such behaviors as aggression, bullying, violence, and relational aggression, we must teach our students to cultivate empathy and courage, to think about the feelings of others, respect themselves and others, and stand up for their own rights and the rights of others.
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Morning announcement will be an ideal time to present our daily PDS Lessons to the entire student body. This is a great way to start the day! We could play wake-up music to get everybody attention before reading the short lesson. Usually, student loved the music and looked forward to hearing each day’s lesson…
Every Friday at my previous school, each classroom teacher nominates as student of the week whichever of his/her student’s best met the goal for that week. The following Monday, the names of student winners were announced. The winning students were called to the office, where they received award ribbons. Of course our school is already implementing the Student of the month recognition where pictures of the student are taken. The system work very well. But for weekly award recognition, we can give special treats such as ice cream, etc.
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Weekly Topics:
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Week
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Topic
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Include Everyone
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2
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Respectful words
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3
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Reach out
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4
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Make a difference
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5
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Help others
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6
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Go above and beyond
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7
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Make a New Friend
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8
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Assert Yourself
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9
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Improve Our World
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10
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Act with Courage
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11
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Show Compassion
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12
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Be a leader
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1
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Being aware
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14
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Walk in Someone else’s shoes
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15
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Be Unique
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Do the right thing
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Be a friend to Everyone
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Be responsible
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Seize the day
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Listen to others
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Have a dream
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Be honest
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Share your time
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Believe
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Try something new
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Think before acting
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Do something you love
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Have an open mind
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Make someone’s day
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Think positive thought
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Do your best
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Don’t give up
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Start over
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Forgive others
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35
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Achieve a goal
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36
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Talk
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Weekly Schedule
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Recognition &
Inspiration
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Rationale
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Role Models
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At home
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What would you do?
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Each week, each teacher will nominate one student from his/her classroom as Student of the week. The nominated students will be recognized during Monday’s morning announcements.
Weekly Format:
Monday
Recognition and Inspiration: Students nominated as Student of the week for their performance of the previous week’s goal are recognized. The weekly goal is announced, and its meaning is clarified for the students.
Tuesday
Rationale: Why should we do this? Explain the reason to strive for the goal.
Wednesday
Role Models: tidbits are related about famous people and others who do or have done a great job of achieving the weekly goal.
Thursday
At home: students are given an assignment concerning ways to achieve this goal at home and in school.
Friday
What would you do? Students are selected to perform skits about ways to engage in positive behaviors. Each skit ends with the question What would you do? To help students think about the responsible choices they can make. What would you do? May also be used as springboard for class discussions.
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Teaching starts from a heart full of love, compassion and joy!
Every teacher should have a joyful and loving heart every single day; kids can feel it and respond to it...
TRUE PASSION, FORGIVENESS, HUMILITY AND UNLIMITED LOVE IS THE ANSWER TO EVERY PROBLEM IN THE SCHOOL!
Don’t ask what your school can do for you, but what can you do for your school every day!
Dr Wakawaka Hughes P.
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We would like to give a big and Warm thank you to former principal Ms Sophia Galanis, Marieline Kitchen and Louis Bernier for their unconditional support from the beginning of this program. Our thanks also go to The active and humble principal Josee Lalumiere, Vice Principal Michel Branchaud, pastor Allen Etapp, Michel Awashish, Marie Ortepi, teachers and members of the pentecostal church.
- Maxi Chibougameau
- Band Office (Mat. Blacksmith)
- Michel Awashish from Church
- Jack Otter (Suicide prevention coordinator)
- Members of Church and volunteers (MaryAnn Ottereyes, etc.)
- MSDC Team
In the name of God most High, we give thanks to our sponsor and our future sponsors.
If you want to sponsor or volunteer in our Youth Lunch program, please email Dr Waka Hughes at hughespierre@justedu.org
God bless
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The Office of Readaptation and the Waswanipi MSDC/Health board has sealed a great deal of providing extra help to students in need. This is the first deal ever done within the Cree Nation between School and Health Board/MSDC.
We are very thankful to Marie Ortepie, Winnie, Ghislain, Sophie and the whole team at MSDC for the unlimited support and love for our students.
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Every Month, the Office of Readaptation and Special Ed hosts a school/community potluck at the school. The idea is to allow community’s members, parents, teachers and students to interact and to know each other better. The overall objective is to prevent and alleviate behavioral issue at our schools.
The first potluck hosted at our school was a great success with almost 600 people attending. We want to give a very warm and special appreciation to Vice Principal Emilie Deschenes for helping us making that potluck happen. Your great contribution to our school and to the Holistic Thinking for Positive Behavior is always treasured.
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Every Saturday, we host a free Lunch program at the Pentecostal church (basement) from 12 pm to 2pm.
All the kids are welcome. The menus vary from:
- Moose Spaghetti
- Hot dogs
- fried rice with carrot and meat
- Pizza
- Potatoes and fries
- drink
- chicken and soup
- etc.
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We host a movie night every Friday at 7 pm with the youth at the Pentecostal Church.
Every kids are welcome. We also have a snack and drink during and after the movie.
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We host a Math and Spelling Tournament every weeks at the Rainbow Elementary School.
We are also looking for sponsor to offer various prices to winners.
Thank you!
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If you have an idea of a youth program that will built our school, church and our community in Jesus, please feel free to contact Pastor Allen Etapp, or the School.
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If the Creator, God has touched your heart to support the after school program, our lunch program at church or any other project we are involved, please feel free to contact Pastor Allan Etapp or the school and arrangement could be made to receive your donation.
God bless your heart and your family.
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Address for activities: 17, Cedar St.
Waswanipi, QC, J0Y3C0
Tel: 929-800-2946
School address: Rainbow School
Waswanipi, Quebec
J0Y 3C0
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