During the week of Feb. 12 to Feb. 16, Oakmont organized activities that showcased kindness.
Friends with Faces Challenge
Feb. 12: On this day, friends could do the Minga faces challenge. This event entails students going to their Minga app, and from there, posting a picture of themselves and their friends making a funny face.

cafeteria for the challenge to get Minga
points.
PC: Gloria Dedyk
Chalk it up in the Quad
Feb. 13: On this day, students had the option to go to the quad and use chalk, which allowed them to write various messages or drawings promoting kindness.

their lunch period.
(Jocelyn Hughes)
Kindness Grams
Feb. 14: On this day, during second period, ASB delivered kindness grams to students’ classes.

message.
(Jocelyn Hughes)
Strike a Pose
Feb. 15: On this day, teachers striked poses with their students. From there, the teachers would post this picture in the Minga app.

a thumbs-up pose.
PC: Alexander Konkoff
Heart Scavenger Hunt
Feb. 16: On this day, students could turn in the heart with their name on it for Minga points. Throughout the week, students could have looked around the campus for a paper heart with their name on it. The first two people who could find their heart, depending on what lunch schedule they had, would receive an extra prize in addition to their gained Minga points. The extra prize was a discount on ticket prices for future dances.

so they can get Minga points.
(Jocelyn Hughes)