HUSKY HIGHLIGHTS

February 18, 2022
Written by Flint Hill Admission Team
What Lower School Students Want You to Know (JK-3)
We asked Lower School students in grades JK-3 to tell us why they love Flint Hill. Here's what they had to say!
Watch the video or read the transcript below.
TRANSCRIPT:
What do you love about Flint Hill?
I like to learn a lot. Like I love learning and doing hard stuff because that's what makes me me.
I love all the fun activities and all the Huskies that are kind.
I love recess and definitely lunch! And the teachers.
What does it mean to be a Husky?
It means, like, you have to be respectful and honest and kind.
Like when you get mad, you calm down. And be compassionate.
It means to be like, a family to everybody. We do have one big family that you treat like your family.
Well, I think it means, to be honest and compassionate about everybody around you.
What advice would you give to a new Husky?
Kinda be open to other people. Like if they don't have a friend, ask them if they want to be friends with you.
I would tell them everyone's like really nice and no one laughs at you if you make a mistake. And I can also say you can play with me and Amelia.
I would ask them if they would want to be my friend first and I would say maybe, I don't know, say some compliments and that might get you somewhere.
I would say like maybe like if you ask a friend to play, and if it doesn't work, I could play with them.
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