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Conflict Mediation
Fifteen seventh-grade students participated in training for
the SAFE (Students Against Fighting Enemies) conflict mediation
program. The students were trained in the use of various skills
used in conflict resolution. The SAFE program is a peer program
that has been successful in reducing the number of student conflicts
at Cross Keys Middle School.
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Leadership, Responsibility, Conflict
Mediation
Five Cross Keys students were honored at the seventh annual
Peer Helping Recognition Celebration at McCluer High School.
Three Cross Keys students were recognized for their contributions
in conflict mediation and two Cross Keys students were recognized
for their contributions in leadership and responsibility through
Character Plus.
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- Students in our music programs have received numerous recognitions
for their participation in festivals throughout the St. Louis
area. Congratulations to all involved in the music programs.
- Essays from two Cross Keys students were published in CBT/McGraw-Hill's
"Excellence in Education Program."
- The Cross Keys Odyssey of the Mind team placed fifth in regional
competition.
- A Cross Keys student ranked 12th in the Missouri Mathematics
League Contest, a statewide competition among 118 schools.
- Our Spelling Bee Champion was one of 51 finalists who competed
in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch Spelling Bee Championship where
200,000 students representing 950 schools in Missouri and Illinois
participated in the competition. Our students finished in the
sixth round.
- Two PROBE teams (Gifted Education) competed against 70 regional
teams in a stock market game. Our market-savvy students finished
in first and second place.
- Forty-nine Cross Keys students were inducted into the National
Junior Honor Society.
- A Cross Keys student won an honorable mention in the 1997
Heart of Shakespeare Festival Contest and received recognition
in an award ceremony in Kansas City.
- A Cross Keys student received second place in the Greater
St. Louis English Teachers Association Writing Contest.
- Many Cross Keys students received recognition for becoming
members of the 100% Club by completing all homework assignments
in all subjects.
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Recognition