Jersey Shore Elementary-Minute to Win It
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Jersey Shore Elementary School fourth grade teacher Tyson Welshans is congratulated by students after winning a competition during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning.
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Jersey Shore Elementary School first grade teacher Crystal Hofford tries to knock down all of her water bottles within a minute during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning.
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Jersey Shore Elementary School teacher Alison Confer is assisted by a fifth grader during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning. Jersey Shore Elementary School refused to confirm students names or provide parent information and requested that they be refered to a "students".
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Jersey Shore Elementary School Principal Dr. Ken Dady is given a whipped topping hair-doo before the beginning of a game during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning.
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With the helps of teachers aid Julie Hartman, right, a Jersey Shore Elementary School studentl prepares to toss a cheese ball onto whipped topping on Assistant Principal Jon Jean's head during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning.
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A Jersey Shore Elementary School fifth grader tosses cheese balls onto whipped topping on Assistant Principal Jon Jean's head during the school's "Win it in a Minute" games Tuesday. The mid-year assembly was part of the BARK program which gives students positive reinforcement for good behavior. Teachers and students competed in minute long games. BARK stands for Be respectful, Act responsibly, Remember safety, and Keep on learning.
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