What does it take to bring kindness to your campus?

What does it take to bring kindness to your campus?
It is very easy to bring the 21 Day Kindness Challenge to your school! It only requires a few things:

Commitment. The 21 Day Kindness Challenge makes the greatest impact when the school, students and community are all involved.
Is my school ready?

​Timing. The 21 Day Kindness Challenge works best when it can be implemented over 21 consecutive school days.  We have found that September, October, February, March and April are the best months to hold the 21 Day Kindness Challenge.

Leadership. All you need is one or two adults who are passionate about making a difference on your campus – this can be a school counselor, teacher, aide, yard duty, parent, librarian, ASB coordinator, custodian, etc. – to provide support and guidance to your student leaders.  Student leaders – a group of committed, active students who care about their school and campus. Kindness Coach profiles: Nan Singleton and Carol Dudley. 

Materials. The 21 Day Kindness Program provides everything else you need to change the culture on your school campus! Elementary and middle school materials include: a kindness guide to walk you through every planning phase, kindness strips to record acts of kindness, wristbands for everyone on campus to remind of their commitment to kindness, kindness boxes, access to our exclusive website, training and support. High school materials include: a kindness guide to walk you and your student group through every planning phase, kindness cards to record acts of kindness, wristbands for everyone on campus to remind of their commitment to kindness, kindness boxes, kindness promise, kind o’meter, access to our exclusive website, training and support. Check out our store for a list of package options. 

Be the Change. Learn more about how you can bring the 21 Day Kindness Challenge to your school!

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