RENAISSANCE RECOGNITION
Renaissance Recognitions offer a different approach to recognizing students: to identify, recognize, and reinforce the actions of students demonstrating character, kindness, academic excellence, and academic improvement – all qualities of Renaissance students and Staffulty. These ideas are designed to acknowledge more students for earned accomplishments.
Recognize and thank your school board for their contributions to making your school a better place. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Provide recognition and thanks to your […]
Recognize students that graduate from your high school and serve in the military. School type: High School Activity goal: Recognize graduates that serve in the military. Submitted by: Tara […]
Recognize students for achieving the honor roll (or other selected criteria) School type: K-12 Activity goal: Provide recognition and ownership in your school Submitted by: J.W. Wiseman Elementary […]
Recognize students that overcome adversity to excel in academics and citizenship School type: K-12 Activity goal: Recognize students that have overcome adversity to excel in your school […]
Just as you would give recognition to your students and staffulty, give it to members of the School Board. School type: K-12 Activity goal: To recognize School […]
Catch your students doing the things you want them to do. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Encourage positive behavior Submitted by: Carol Trott, Oxford Intermediate School Buy tokens […]
Give students positive one-on-one time with administrators and reward them for good behavior. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Recognize positive behavior by surprising your students with […]
In many schools, staff can nominate one student for “student of the month” recognition. This idea is to expand the criteria so that staff can nominate as […]
READ AN ARTICLE FROM MONROVIA HIGH SCHOOL ABOUT “SIGN ON THE LINE” The SIGN ON THE LINE ceremony is an academic play off of when high […]
An ongoing program that makes it easy to reward students on the spot. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Encourage positive behavior Submitted by: Mary Allen, Yakima, WA
This is an activity that all students can participate in, whether they are 4.0 or .5 GPA students. It is called BUG, which stands for Bring […]
Recognize your students quarterly with a special breakfast with the principal, vice principals and school leaders. School type: Middle School, High School Activity goal: Encourage positive behavior Submitted […]