Pink Day at St. Joseph

April 12, 2013 - On April 9th, the students at St. Joseph Catholic Elementary School in Killarney wore pink to celebrate Anti-Bullying. Not only did they want to bring awareness to the tragic consequences that bullying has on people, they also wanted to celebrate the results of their resent Tell Them From Me survey. This anonymous survey indicated that the students not only feel safe while at school, but that they feel there is someone at school and at home that takes interest in their work, asks them if they have problems, and provides encouragement. Share Tweet

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