She would rather talk about other ways she helps her mother. Ortiz and Rouleau, second graders, tied this year for receiving the most fish. Rouleau has received most of his awards for assisting neighbors. He carries in groceries and shovels driveways in the winter. Croteau said the random acts of kindness program has made Chapin School a kinder gentler place.
Students are generally nicer to each other.
Next year she is switching jobs and will become a kindergarten assistant at the school. She is hoping the next library media technician continues the program. Even though she is graduating to a new school next year, Smalley said she would like to see the program continue. Used with permission.