One county school district is taking a very positive message to the internet during the current academic year.

Buckeye Valley Schools is using a yearlong “NeverStop” campaign to highlight the amazing things staff and students are doing every day to better each other and the communities in which they live.  The NeverStop Campaign will not only recognize these things, but will celebrate them and most importantly encourage the community to NeverStop doing them.

The campaign will be featured on district social media pages, on the district website, in district printed publications and within district classrooms and district buildings and will highlight district-wide activities, individual accomplishments and the daily actions that the Buckeye Valley district considers valuable.

You can follow along through the hashtag #NeverStop on Facebook (@BVLSBarons), Twitter (@BV_Barons) and Instagram (@bvlsbarons) to see this yearlong campaign highlight the great things Barons are doing in the classroom, on the field, on the stage and in the Buckeye Valley community.

Source: Buckeye Valley Schools

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