THE “LOOK” OF RENAISSANCE
You can “feel” the attitude and climate; you can “see” the culture of a Renaissance school. These best practices are designed to show all school stakeholders Renaissance through visual cues throughout school campus areas. Décor and designs of the front office and gym lobbies; visuals of murals and displays in the hallways, offices, bathrooms, outside walls, sidewalks, and other commons areas; and student “wearables” such as t-shirts and lanyards – all these elements make up the look and feel of a Renaissance school.
Add color, life, and pride to your school. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Create a fun, colorful atmosphere in your school. Submitted by: Tara Campbell
Add color and life inside your building School type: K-12 Activity goal: Create a colorful environment inside your school Submitted by: Tara Campbell
Increase school pride with entrance signs on your campus School type: K-12 Activity goal: Increase school pride Submitted by: Tara Campbell
A great way to recognize students and staffulty during their birthday month. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Provide recogntion for all students and staffulty members. Submitted by: Tara […]
“When people come into our lobby and see it for the first time, they are drawn toward it. If they do not have children in our […]
Create suspense and anticipation by spacing out each part of this project without giving away its goal until complete. This project is a little more expensive […]
Encourage kindness and compassion with a “Give Me a Hand” wall. School type: Elementary School Activity goal: Encourage kindness and compassion Submitted by: John McCullar, AL […]
Reinforce good behavior while creating visual reminders for other students by giving bracelets for good behavior. School type: K-12 Activity goal: Reinforce acts of good character […]
This idea hits a lot of goals at once—community relationships, inspiration for current students, and a way to create a “Look of Renaissance” for your school. […]