Tag: kindness

  • Loveland Board of Education recognizes My Voice, My Choice students

    Loveland Board of Education recognizes My Voice, My Choice students

    The Loveland Board of Education recognized 23 students for creating a culture of kindness through the My Voice, My Choice campaign during the April 17 Business Meeting.

    Loveland, Ohio – On Tuesday, April 17 the Loveland City School Board saluted 23 students by formally recognizing them during their Business Meeting. It was for their “exemplary effort in helping create a culture of kindness as part of the district-wide My Voice, My Choice campaign.” Board members presented each student with a certificate and shirt, and thanked them for being leaders among their peers.

    “We are so proud of these students for stepping up to be leaders in and around their school,” said Loveland Superintendent Dr. Amy Crouse. “The My Voice, My Choice campaign is a meaningful program our district uses to help our Tigers grow socially and emotionally as they transition from building to building. It is part of our strategic plan to ensure Tiger Care for all of our students, which is one of our big three district goals, and we are proud to celebrate this moment of much deserved recognition with our Board of Education.”

    Students recognized during the ceremony included (listed by building):

    Loveland Early Childhood Center

    Zavier Charles

    Dylan Jones

    Jack O’Donnell

    Iris Rich-Greatorex

    Loveland Primary School

    Hannah Gruber

    Quinton Merritts

    Lucas Patterson

    Ava Pursley

    Loveland Elementary School

    Emily Mix

    Brendon Salm

    Julianna Westerman

    Loveland Intermediate School

    Delaney Bair

    Rylee Burnett

    Maggie Reis

    Loveland Middle School

    Presley Beller

    Ellie Boni

    Elle Brinkman

    Reagan Brunett

    Emma Clark

    Loveland High School

    Logan Colletta

    Ben David

    Garret Gillespie

    Brianna Wright



  • Loveland graduate Nick Jackson returns to LHS to offer message of love

    Loveland graduate Nick Jackson returns to LHS to offer message of love

    Freshmen class hear Nick Jackson’s #IAmSPEAKLOVE presentation

    It was a presentation for Tigers by a Tiger

    Loveland, Ohio – Tuesday, March 20, Loveland High School (LHS) freshmen heard a message of love from LHS Class of 1998 Graduate Nick Jackson. The #IAmSPEAKLOVE message has been presented to almost one million students internationally, and helps students focus on respect and positive student-teacher communication, mental health issues and awareness, and suicide, self-harm and bullying prevention.

    “This was a unique opportunity for our high school freshmen to hear from one of our own,” said LHS Counselor Jamie Gordon. “Mr. Jackson presents a powerful message with breakout sessions we knew would be a perfect fit for our district My Voice, My Choice campaign. We are so excited he was able to return back home to join us!”

    The belief that ‘Love Wins’ was birthed within the walls of Loveland High School.

    “Coming back to Loveland and speaking in the main auditorium was an absolute honor,” said Jackson. “My parents and the parents of my friends worked extremely hard for our families to afford the opportunities that Loveland has to offer. The belief that ‘Love Wins’ was birthed within the walls of Loveland High School, and during the presentation as a community we cried together, we laughed together and we – in unison – took one more step towards mental health and wholeness.” 

    The Loveland My Voice, My Choice campaign is designed to create a culture of kindness for students at all grade levels. Each year, each building in the district works to spread the My Voice, My Choice message in a variety of ways, including student recognition.



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