Fifth-grader Lukas Blackwell shows his data notebook to Patrick Coughlin, president and CEO of Cabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce and Cabarrus Economic Development Corporation. The school began The Leader in Me approach this year, and students record their grades, behavior and goals in their data notebooks as a part of the approach.
By Jessica Groover Pacek |
The Irvin Steppers from W.M. Irvin Elementary School perform just outside the school for the first Leadership Day on Wednesday. About 30 county leaders and parents visited the school for the event.
By Jessica Groover Pacek |
Fifth-grader T.J. Richey-Watkins shows his data notebook to school board member Rob Walter during the school’s first Leadership Day on Wednesday. The data notebooks display students’ grades and behavior and their goals for those areas.
CONCORD, N.C. – W.M. Irvin Elementary School students performed a routine to greet visitors, introduced themselves, spoke publically and took county leaders and parents on tours throughout the school during the first Leadership Day on Wednesday.
Fifth-grader Lukas Blackwell shows his data notebook to Patrick Coughlin, president and CEO of Cabarrus Regional Chamber of Commerce and Cabarrus Economic Development Corporation. The school began The Leader in Me approach this year, and students record their grades, behavior and goals in their data notebooks as a part of the approach.
The Irvin Steppers from W.M. Irvin Elementary School perform just outside the school for the first Leadership Day on Wednesday. About 30 county leaders and parents visited the school for the event.
Fifth-grader T.J. Richey-Watkins shows his data notebook to school board member Rob Walter during the school’s first Leadership Day on Wednesday. The data notebooks display students’ grades and behavior and their goals for those areas.
