Fort Rucker deputy garrison commander reads to students

Ariana Diaz

Fort Rucker deputy garrison commander reads to students

Fort Rucker Deputy Garrison Commander Justin Mitchell reads Carol McCloud's, "Have you filled a bucket today?" to kindergarten students at Fort Rucker Primary School Sept. 12.

Posted: Thursday, September 12, 2013 5:02 pm | Updated: 5:10 pm, Thu Sep 12, 2013.

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Fort Rucker Deputy Garrison Commander Justin Mitchell reads Carol McCloud's, "Have you filled a bucket today?" to kindergarten students at Fort Rucker Primary School Sept. 12. Bucket Filling is a new character development program the school introduced this year to help cut down on the students discipline referrals and increase their positive self-esteems.

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Posted in News, Schools, Fortrucker on Thursday, September 12, 2013 5:02 pm. Updated: 5:10 pm. | Tags: Fort Rucker Deputy Garrison Commander, Justin Mitchell, Fort Rucker Primary School, Bucket Filling, Have You Filled A Bucket Today?, Character Development Program, Carol Mcclouds, Discipline Referrals, Self-esteem, Ariana Diaz

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