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Thoreau fifth-graders present kindness project and represent Concord on TV

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Summary

Fifth-grade student council members from Thoreau School described a kindness-and-connection project making nearly 400 Valentine's cards for local seniors, reported deliveries to Council on Aging events and local TV coverage, and answered committee questions about leadership and recruiting future student council members.

The committee recognized Thoreau Elementary’s fifth-grade student council and heard several students describe their leadership roles and a kindness project that produced nearly 400 Valentine’s cards for Concord’s senior centers. Sylvie Schonbrunn said she joined student council to be a voice for peers; Hazel spoke about representing students with Down syndrome and encouraging inclusion; Pietro Bucci outlined student council responsibilities and the process (class speeches and a fifth-grade vote) for selecting representatives; Owen Carson described organizing Valentine supply bags and delivering cards to senior citizens; and other students recounted conversations at a seniors jazz brunch where more than 100 seniors attended.

The principal introduced the students and praised their service; several committee members thanked the students and encouraged future student council participation. The committee noted local TV coverage and applauded the students for representing Concord positively.