West Carroll Students Celebrate Good Behavior
From the Nov 25, 2025 e-Edition
Students at West Carroll Primary School in McLemoresville had an exciting week as they enjoyed cashing in their hard-earned Dojo points for positive behavior. These points, collected over the past several weeks, allowed students to choose from a variety of fun rewards. Some popular options included wearing a hat to school, bringing a stuffed pet for the day, helping out during PE, selecting a surprise from the treasure box, and several other special privileges. The rewards added an extra boost of motivation and joy throughout the building.
In addition to the Dojo celebrations, students also marked a major milestone—67 days of school. The combination of rewards and celebration created a positive atmosphere and reminded students that their efforts and good choices truly make a difference.
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