Viking Students and Parents, I want to take a moment to address an important issue that impacts the well-being of everyone on our campus: the spread of rumors and unnecessary drama. In today’s world, social media can fuel misunderstandings and amplify conflicts in ways that quickly spiral out of control. As 7th and 8th graders, you are at an age where it’s often difficult to handle situations with maturity and rational thinking. If you’re ever unsure of how to manage a situation, I encourage you to seek support from the adults on campus. We are here to help guide you through challenges in a way that keeps our environment positive and respectful.
Approaching someone with a large group of people to confront them is not the right way to resolve conflicts. This kind of behavior can lead to more tension and hurt feelings, making our campus less welcoming for everyone. If you ever find yourself in a difficult situation, please talk to a teacher, counselor, or administrator. It’s important to show kindness and be mindful of how your actions impact others. Let’s work together to make our school a safe space where everyone feels respected and valued. We have zero tolerance for unnecessary drama and encourage everyone to focus on creating a supportive community.
Let's make it a great week, Vikings!! 💛
Hey Vikings, let’s talk about something really important—cleaning up after ourselves during nutrition break and lunch! When we leave trash lying around, it not only makes our school look messy and brings all of the crows and seagulls swooping in, but it also creates extra work for our custodians, who work hard every day to keep our campus clean. We all share this space, so it’s everyone’s responsibility to pitch in and do their part. Picking up after yourself shows respect for our school, for others, and for the environment. If you are sitting with friends and notice that they leave their trash, call them out on it and encourage them to clean their mess! Let’s keep our campus a place we can all be proud of by making sure every wrapper, bottle, and piece of trash ends up in the trash cans.
