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Since that time, we have continued to offer this service to the
community. Posted below are the messages we have offered as part
of this outreach program.
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Past Community Outreach Initiatives
April 2008
Anniversary of a Tragedy - Virginia Tech
link to pdf
October 2007
California Fires
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
August 2007
Flooding in Midwest
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
April
2007
Tragedy at Virginia Tech
link to pdf
January 2007
In Memory of President Gerald Ford
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
February
2006
In Memory of Coretta Scott King
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
January 2006
In Memory of Those Who Perished in the Sago Mine
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
October 2005
In Memory of Rosa Parks
This message honors one of America's great heroes. Rosa Parks made
one courageous choice that made a difference in the lives of millions.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary - link
to pdf
August 2005
Hurricane
Katrina was one of the most powerful hurricanes in recorded
history. Thousands are suffering and in need of shelter, food, water,
and medical supplies. Many have lost loved ones. The following broadcast
messages are intended to help both the victims and those wishing
to help.
Facing A Disaster
When Thomas Edison was sixty-seven years old, his great laboratories
were almost completely burned by a huge fire. Edison offers words
of encouragement for those who have experienced a disaster.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
No Contribution Too Small
There are many ways young people can contribute to hurricane victims.
This is also a reminder to be grateful for everyday blessings.
link to pdf
The Power of Many
There is an awesome force for good that comes when human beings
come together with open minds and hearts and do the right thing.
link to pdf
From the President
The task ahead is enormous and we have a responsibility to help
our brothers and sisters on the Gulf Coast.
link to pdf
Helping the Victims of Hurricane Katrina
As members of the human family, we have much in common with the
victims. Everyone needs to know that someone cares.
link To pdf
Overcoming Obstacles
After experiencing a great loss, we may have to rebuild our lives
brick by brick, hour by hour.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
April 2005
Death of the Pope
Millions around the world are mourning the passing of Pope John
Paul II.
link
to pdf
January 2005
Tsunami Disaster
Over
a hundred thousand people lost their lives in the Tsunami. "He
who gives quickly gives twice." This message encourages students
to quickly join in the worldwide effort to provide relief to the
victims.
link
to pdf
September 2004
Russia's 9/11
There will always be people in the world who want
to harm others. But most human beings are good and there is great
power in our shared goodness.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
Anniversary of 9/11
Even
though remembering the events of 9/11 may make us feel sad, it is
also an opportunity to turn that emotion into a positive activity
and honor the good works of others.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
June 2004
Disturbing War Images
There
are bad people in the world and we need to be aware of that, but
the good far outweighs the bad.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
Death of President Ronald Reagan
Ronald Reagan believed in America and in the American people. He
had big dreams and worked hard to make those dreams a reality.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
September
2003
September 11th Anniversary
Life
is very hard at times and seems unfair. But life also teaches us
that good can come from bad.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
March 2003
Wartime
Events:
Freedom of Speech
In America, people have the right to say what they are thinking
or feeling about what they believe. Learning to be respectful when
you disagree is an important part of your education.
Hope
Right now our country is facing a big challenge. Hope is believing
that sooner or later things will get better.
Thanking Our Troops
There are thousands of troops in the Middle East serving our nation
who deserve our thanks.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
February 2003
Columbia
Space Shuttle Disaster
This past weekend our nation experienced a great tragedy when the
space shuttle Columbia exploded during it's descent to earth.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
September 2002
September
11th Anniversary
Today is the anniversary of the September 11th terrorist attacks.
As we watched good people helping others, we got to see what it
means to be an American.
Elementary - link
to pdf
Secondary- link
to pdf
November 2001
After September 11: Sources and Resources
for Children
(provided
by Character Education Partnership in Washington, D.C.)
Questions, worries, shock and fear are all normal kinds of feelings
at a time like this. Talk to someone you respect. Make a plan to
do something to help. Remember that there are good and caring people
all over the world.
link to pdf
Airplane Crash (American Flight
587)
Monday New Yorkers experienced another great loss when the American
Airlines Flight 587 crashed into the borough of Queens.
link to pdf
October 2001
Messages
of Hope:
Kindness/Unity
Two days after the terrorist attacks,
a small marching band from Alabama climbed into a van and headed
for New York City.
Hope/Helpfulness
During any difficult time in life, it's
easy to feel hopeless or helpless, but the truth is, there is
always something to be hopeful about, and there are always ways
to be helpful.
Unity/Strength
Sometimes when we are hurting, we
feel like we are all alone with our sadness. America has been
grieving since the events of September 11th, but you are not alone.
Heroes/Priorities
From this terrible tragedy came
a renewed recognition of the everyday heroes who help make our
world a better place.
Unity/Doing What's Right
September 11th, Americans of all races
and religions and walks of life united in response to the terrorist
attacks.
link to pdf
September 2001
Acts of Terrorism:
Attack on America
Hatred created this great tragedy.
We can do our best to bring more respect and understanding into
the world.
Love/Overcoming Hate
Love unites and connects us. Hate separates
and divides us. Jose Marti understood what happens when people love
and when people hate.
Overcoming
Each of us has the power to increase peace
and happiness in our world by choosing to treat others kindly and
respectfully.
link to pdf
Helping Children Cope With Tuesday's Acts of Terrorism
(provided by the Character Education Partnership
in Washington, D.C.)
link to pdf
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