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Manners Matter
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The Manners Matter campaign specifically targets proper etiquette and mobilizes students, parents, and the community to partner with the district to achieve one goal - realizing that Manners Matter.
The key to achieving the campaign goal is participation from all stakeholders. The information below explains specific ways each stakeholder group can support the campaign.
Students
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Display courtesy, respect and kindness.
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Keep your bodies to yourselves to show respect and to ensure safety for all members of the school district community.
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Clean up after yourselves and leave areas you have occupied as you found them to maintain a clean and positive image of our district.
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Hold your peers accountable by reminding them about the negative impacts of poor manners.
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Promote the campaign amongst your peers.
Parents
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Talk with your student about the importance of good manners.
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Set a good example by showing courtesy, respect, and kindness to HSD staff and others.
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Talk with other parents about the campaign.
District
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Model good behavior. Use good manners with students and when you interact with others.
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Set expectations for good manners. Being consistent about good manners is important.
Community
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Be a good example of what proper manners look like in the community.When our students are not with us, they are in our community.
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Encourage our students and compliment good behavior.
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