October 2026
September 18th, 2026
House of Givers
Core value: Generosity - giving time, help, encouragement, and kindness without being asked.
What “Givers” look like at school:
- Notice needs and take initiative (help a peer, clean up, share materials)
- Use supportive language (“I’ve got you,” “Let’s do it together”)
- Celebrate others’ success as team success
Viking symbol connection: A symbol that represents service, thoughtfulness, and lifting others—a reminder that Vikings thrive through mutual support.
House of Courage
Core value: Courage - doing what’s right, trying again, speaking up respectfully, and taking learning risks.
What “Courage” looks like at school:
- Attempting challenging work; asking for help when needed
- Owning mistakes and repairing harm
- Being brave enough to include others and stand against unkindness
Viking symbol connection: A symbol representing strength, bravery, and resilience—courage is choosing growth over comfort.
House of Friendship
Core value: Friendship - building trust, kindness, and a sense of “we.”
What “Friendship” looks like at school:
- Welcoming others; practicing empathy and patience
- Resolving conflict respectfully; repairing relationships
- Including classmates during group work, recess, and transitions
Viking symbol connection: A symbol representing unity, loyalty, and community bonds—we succeed together
House of Dreamers
Core value: Vision - imagining possibilities and setting goals that guide effort.
What “Dreamers” look like at school:
- Setting learning goals and tracking growth
- Using creativity to solve problems and express understanding
- Thinking “What could be?” and taking steps toward it
Viking symbol connection: A symbol representing exploration, discovery, and purpose—dreams become real through action and perseverance.
