PROGRAM NEWS
The best school assembly in Ohio is universally enjoyed by all students in all elementary grade levels. A fun school presentation visiting Ohio schools to promote respect, choosing kindness, and bullying prevention across the state. The Super U! Challenge is a school assembly recommended by hundreds of schools in Ohio since 2009.
If your Indiana school still needs to schedule your 2019-20 school year anti-bullying presentation to meet the October 15th state mandated deadline, a limited number of August and September dates are still available to book the Super U! Challenge.
Michigan schools have been using the Super U! Challenge school assembly as a sure-fire way to kick-off their PBIS program in September and October, and then provide motivating PBIS booster presentations throughout the school year. The program does what most “in-house” PBIS assemblies cannot do - it makes talking about behavior expectations fun!
Nothing makes us more proud than hearing feedback from Principals that our show was well received and that the students connected with the messages in the show. Below are a few letters from schools that reaffirm that after 10 years we are still meeting the goals of our mission statement of bringing entertaining and meaningful programs to students across Michigan and the Midwest.
If your school is outside of Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, or Illinois, learn how you can bring the Super U! Challenge to your state. A minimum booking requirement applies, but can be shared among multiple schools to help keep the program fee affordable. Best of all, no travel fees apply no matter where in the United States your school is located!
ARMADA, MI It is not often slime and superhero costumes can be used to explain bullying at the elementary level, but Chris and Brandy of Midwest School Shows did just that last Thursday morning at Krause Elementary.
The pair came to put on their “Super U Challenge” show for a gymnasium packed with enthusiastic and curious students.
The “Super U Challenge” is an interactive game-show style program that reinforces messages about friendship, bullying and making positive choices.
Elementary students at Amelia Elementary in the West Clermont Local School district participated in an action-packed school assembly that promoted a bully-free school environment by encouraging students to make positive character choices when interacting with peers and stop bullying behavior.
The 45 minute presentation was all about challenging students to become their own “personal super heroes” and let their best character traits shine – at school and at home.
