Pajama Day at Potter School celebrates good behavior
Dec 14, 2016
Fifth graders William Walecka, Jordan Baganha, Donald Mello, and Joshua Britton celebrate Pajama Day at Potter School. COURTESY RICK PORTER
Students at Potter Elementary School enjoyed a day of learning in their PJ’s as the school hosted a Pajama Day on December 14.
As part of the school’s Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) program to reward positive behavior, students can be awarded “Catch Me at My Best” slips by teachers and staff members. They are awarded whenever students are caught doing good by abiding by the school-wide expectations, such as following directions promptly and being on time and prepared, said assistant principal Rick Porter.
The school hosts annual celebrations if students can rack up enough slips. For the pajama day, students surpassed the required 500 slips to unlock the event.
Fifth graders William Walecka, Jordan Baganha, Donald Mello, and Joshua Britton celebrate Pajama Day at Potter School. COURTESY RICK PORTER
Second grader Kaylee Albernaz dressed in her Wonder Woman pajamas while hanging out with teacher assistant Judy Botelho. COURTESY RICK PORTER
Pajama Day wasn't just for students: Fourth grade teacher Nancy Ferreira and Speech and Language Pathologist Laurie Dionisio wore matching PJs. COURTESY RICK PORTER
Fourth grader Brooke Lajeunesse in her "Monsters Inc" pajamas. COURTESY RICK PORTER
