Members of the Lakota High School Women’s Leadership Council hold a banner promoting their project. Front row from left are Hannah Stahl, Maya Lesher, Breanna Norwalk-Anderson, Autumn Speck, Ramiyah Feahr, Lily David, Makayla Camarata, Caidence Iler. Middle row from left are Kayleigh Rubel, Ashtyn Linkey, Ari Hunker, Cassidy Ellison, Tayla Manuel, Christina Lopez, Lily David, Grace Waltermier. Back row from left are Jordyn Wedge, Madison Reinhart, Malorie Trapp, Kendyl Rosenberger, Liza Ebert, Bella Chamberlin, Makenzie Bradner.
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Christina Lopez, Caidence Iler and Autumn Speck are shown with some of their hats.
Some of the handmade hats that were distributed at Lakota High School.
KANSAS — The Lakota High School Women’s Leadership Council recently held a #HatNotHate anti-bullying and kindness program.
The 25 council members provided hand-knitted and crocheted blue hats to everyone in the school and challenged all members of the Lakota family to perform an act of kindness.
More than 1,200 acts of kindness were recorded in December.
On Dec. 9, the hats were distributed in the gymnasium and representatives from each class in grades K-12 shared a brief update on the acts of kindness that their groups performed throughout the week.
This is the second year the Women’s Leadership Council has distributed handmade hats.
More information about the national #HatNotHate campaign, can be found at HatNotHate.org.
