Students celebrate positive behavior

Written by Staff Reports Thursday, November 08, 2012 03:15 pm

Margaret Mace Elementary School students Michael Brown, Nikki Fusco, Elyssa Zaccaria, Charlie Bethea, Christopher Korbellis, Cecilio Conception, Ally Zaccaria,Reina Brown, Maddie McCracken, Sophie Peters, Joey Narciso and Taylor Peterson. NORTH WILDWOOD –Students at Margaret Mace Elementary School who show positive behavior will be rewarded with special events throughout the year.

Students who exhibit respectful and positive behavior will be awarded with special falcon feathers during the week of respect as well as throughout the entire year, according to Juliana Compare. A feather will be drawn at the end of the week during lunch and a respectful student will receive a prize.

Part of the positive behavior initiative was held last month, “Accepting Differences Day” where students wore wear hats showcasing their differences. The next day the student wore crazy socks on “Speak No Evil Day.” The week ended with the students showing school pride by wearing the elementary school colors.

Seventh graders Ray Abbott, Danielle DeRitis, Micah Rucci, Julia Jett, Hannah Wilcoxen, Alissa Sims, Kristopher Carrion, Jimmy Rice and Brandon Erhart show off their hats.

The teachers show support for their students.

Sixth graders Grace Fox, Andrew Dipadova and Paige Fox.

Eighth grade students Nick DeRitis and Brendan Bean.

Students Butchie Rulon, Anthony Zampirri, Joey Wright, Caitlin McMullan, Clay Collier, Will Helm, Natalie Montgomery, Mack McCracken work toward showing positive behavior.

Margaret Mace Elementary School students Corrine McDowell, Cayley Shoemaker, and Izzy Bethea.