Class Act 2020: Honorable Mentions Spotlight
Random Acts recognizes the Class Act 2020 Honorable Mentions for their wonderful acts of kindness in their communities!
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Class Act 2020 Runner-up Spotlight: Highland Avenue Elementary
Random Acts highlights one of the Class Act 2020 runners up, Highland Avenue Elementary, and their amazing Ms. Alnita Pettiway!
Class Act 2020 Runner-up Spotlight: Ever Active Schools
The Class Acts Program receives amazing submissions. While a winner is selected every year, it is important to highlight the impact of all acts submitted.
Class Act Program Is Evolving To Better Serve Our Community
In response to the COVID-19 outbreak, parents, children, and educators are being asked to adjust to working and learning from home. It is with determination, acceptance, and sometimes...
Spreading Kindness is a Class Act: Meet Our 2019 Winners!
Our Class Act program rewards a school or student-led organization which takes the task of spreading kindness to heart in a meaningful way.
2018 Class Act Winner: CharacterStrong Program Creates a Culture of Kindness
Enterprise Middle School (EMS), located in Richland, Washington, has branded itself as “Wildcat Nation.” EMS won our 2017-2018 Class Act Award for their CharacterStrong Servant Leadership Program, which...
Meet Our 2016-2017 Class Act Winners!
This year Random Acts received a huge number of submissions to its annual Class Act award program. The program inspires schools around the world to carry out acts...
For the 2015-2016 school year, Random Acts received a number of incredible submissions to its annual Class Act award program. Narrowing the list down to six finalists was nearly impossible, and...
The 2014-2015 school year yielded a number of exciting submissions to our annual Class Act program. From students looking to brighten the days of their classmates and community through...
May #GetKind: Celebrating Our Educators
According to recent world reports, on average, some 75 percent of high school students in developed countries receive their diploma every year, and the statistics within developing regions are slowly creeping...