How does The Pikesville Way Provide a Comprehensive Character Education Program at Pikesville Middle School?
Every day of the school year is a character development day at Pikesville Middle School. The Pikesville Way is a school-wide character education program, delivered each morning at Pikesville Middle School in Baltimore County. Homeroom teachers present a lesson which focuses on teaching our school’s core ethical values: respect, responsibility, cooperation, and accountability. Our character education program teaches students the meaning of each core virtue, provides discussion time to explore the values and holds students accountable for practicing the values. The Pikesville Way lessons are sequential with each lesson building on prior content. The Pikesville Way connects character education lessons with students’ real world experiences, making this character education curriculum relevant and engaging. Students are held accountable for all skills taught. Since all students hear the same lesson on the same day, and teachers and administrators implement the character education lessons, ev
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