Cotton Indian Elementary recently hosted a "Leader in Me” Kickoff Night, designed to introduce parents to its new school transformation model by the same name.
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Parents and their kids were treated to refreshments at Thursday’s “The Leader in Me” Kickoff Night at Cotton Indian Elementary. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Student council representatives served as ambassadors and guides during Thursday’s “The Leader in Me” Kickoff Night at Cotton Indian Elementary. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Hundreds turned out Thursday for the red carpet-theme kickoff event unveiling a new leadership development program at Cotton Indian Elementary. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Kids peek out over a desk inside the media center at Cotton Indian Elementary, where parents learned about the school’s latest endeavor to develop young leaders. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Teachers and staff dressed the part during Thursday’s red carpet-theme kickoff of “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Students and their parents pack the school cafeteria for snacks Thursday as they wait their turn to participate in various activities, which included student performances and an introduction to the school transformation model for student development. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Cotton Indian Elementary families participated Thursday in a project to create family mission statements, which is part of the school’s kickoff in unveiling its “The Leader in Me” school transformation model. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Cotton Indian Elementary fourth-graders Aidan Cagle, James Hulsey and Leighton Vaughn get take booth-less digital photograph during the school’s “The Leader in Me” Kickoff Night on Thursday. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Families learned during a kickoff event Thursday about Cotton Indian Elementary’s push to develop leadership qualities its students. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Families crammed into classrooms at Cotton Indian Elementary, where they learned how to create a family mission statement. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Cotton Indian Elementary parents learned about how “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, The Leader In Me” is being incorporated in the school curriculum. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Mothers and sons, fathers and daughters, grandparents, uncles and aunts all turned out to support Cotton Indian Elementary’s new leadership development program. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Hundreds of families pack the schoolhouse Thursday for Cotton Indian Elementary’s “The Leader in Me” Kickoff Night. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
Families find “The Leader in Me” at Cotton Indian Elementary
Updated
Families pack the media center at Cotton Indian Elementary to learn more about the school’s latest endeavor to build leaders in students. (Staff Photo: Johnny Jackson)
(0) comments
Welcome to the discussion.
Please log in, or sign up for a new, free account to read or post comments.
Log In
Keep it Clean. Please avoid obscene, vulgar, lewd, racist or sexually-oriented language.
PLEASE TURN OFF YOUR CAPS LOCK.
Don't Threaten. Threats of harming another person will not be tolerated.
Be Truthful. Don't knowingly lie about anyone or anything.
Be Nice. No racism, sexism or any sort of -ism that is degrading to another person.
Be Proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts.
Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness accounts, the history behind an article.