The Positivity Project (P2) empowers students to build positive relationships and become their best selves by focusing on positive psychology’s 24 character strengths, such as bravery, perseverance, integrity, and gratitude. P2 partners with Pre-K–12 schools, providing the resources, training, and strategies to help students understand and apply these strengths. This holistic approach involves students, educators, and families, fostering a positive school culture that supports teaching and learning.

Students in grades 1st-6th gather together to plan activities and events that promote positive relationships and spread kindness with students on campus. HRC focuses on celebrating everyone's unique differences and the diversity within our school and community. It thrives to spread kindness through a welcoming and inclusive environment.

Temperance-Kutner student council members take an active role in promoting a positive and inclusive school environment through various activities on campus. This includes, leading the pledge of allegiance, proudly stating our school and positivity project pledges during community and school events, and welcoming students on campus each morning with a smile at parent pick-up. Student council assists with Friday announcements, PTC events, community food canned food drives, and staff appreciation days.

Digital Citizenship is a curriculum that helps students, teachers, and parents understand the importance of using technology appropriately and safely. Digital citizenship is more than just a teaching tool. It helps students develop digital citizenship skills that enable them to make smart choices online with social media and in life.