Junior School Virtue Assembly #3

Developing good character means trying to be the best we can be more of the time. We possess most virtues—whether wisdom, faith, courage, generosity, patience or kindness—to a small, moderate, or high degree. When we practice a virtue with a high degree of consistency, we have established it as a fairly dependable habit, although it may still fail us in trying circumstances.

As we strive to develop our character, our challenge is to make progress—to practice the virtues more consistently, acknowledge when we don’t, and keep on trying to improve. Developing good character is the right thing to do, even though it’s hard work.

The 12 virtues of a Lasallian leader can help guide our actions and inform our decisions as we work to grow in our faith and follow the call to lead. The virtues being recognized are Prudence, Zeal and Respect.

Junior School Virtue Assembly #3 – Recipients

Prudence	5 Juliette Rizk	7a Anna Keefe	801 Adelaide Cosgrove
	6a Sarah Everhardt	7b Lucas Purves	802 Audrey Burns
	6a Ella Mosseau	703 Landen Piotrowski	803 Torin Collins
		704 Justin Sadiku	804 Katherine Lau

 

Zeal	5 Ava Gilbart	7a Eric Massaro	801 Maeve Kilroy-Kuske
	6a Eric Newman	7b Sofia Woods	802 Rosa Robbins
	6b Connor Ashcroft	703 Violet Ashworth	803 Evelyn Sammut
		704 Harrison Harte	804 Carmen Bissel

 

Respect	5 Jasper Craig	7a Jack Slavin	801 Ilaria DeRose
	6a Reign Fagan	7b Daniel Di Santo	802 Giacomo Roti
	6b Michael Anobile-Disapia	703 Sara Gomes	803 Milena Palmisano
		704 Clara Tanguay	804 Charlie Ashcroft

 

Congratulations everyone!