CMS' Week of Respect Comes to a Close
Fence caps mark the end of rituals against bullying, but students continue their commitment throughout the year.
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"We Stand Together" in fence caps at Chatham Middle School, part of the 2012 Week of Respect activities.
Courtesy of Rob Gardella
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As the Week of Respect comes to a close, Chatham Middle School Students have a reminder of their commitment to stand together againts bullying.
The words "We Stand Together" were spelled out with fence caps in the chain link fence at Haas Field, where students and staff can see them daily.
For other details on the Week of Respect activities at CMS, click here.
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Anne Balle
7:41 pm on Friday, October 5, 2012
Thats so great! Good for these kids and the school. People really need to take a stand against bullying and thats exactly what these people are doing! :)
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