Tiger Leaders traveled to TJW to take part in the annual Friendship Day celebration, a tradition centered on building positive relationships and encouraging students to make good choices while supporting one another.
High school Tiger Leaders organized five interactive stations, each focused on a different friendship 
theme. Elementary students rotated through activities that included creating Brown Bag Notes with kind messages, making paper flowers, designing Valentine cards, crafting friendship bracelets, and adding messages to a classroom banner.
To kick off the visit, Tiger Leaders led a scavenger hunt that encouraged students to find classmates who shared similar ideas, interests, and character traits. The activity helped break the ice and sparked meaningful conversations about what it 
means to be a good friend.
Throughout the day, older and younger students connected through hands-on projects and shared experiences. Friendship Day continues to be a valued annual event, bringing students together across grade levels to celebrate kindness, inclusion, and the power of friendship.
