Boy's Town Social Skills (BTSS) is a series of skills taught to help student interact in positive ways with other people.

Click on the file below to read the Boy's Town Skills and their steps.  There are many more Boy's Town skills.  The IMC has material you may check out to learn more.

Kids of Character takes BTSS a step farther.  BTSS teaches the social skills expected in society whereas Kids of Character expects students to use those skills to be productive members of our community.  Kids of character uses 6 pillars which are respect, responsibility, Fairness, Caring, Trustworthy and Citizenship. 

Respect   
    Is polite, courteous, and respectful.
    Listens actively.
    Talks at appropriate times.
Responsibility   
    Exhibits self-control.
    Cares for school and personal property.
    Completes and returns assignments on time.
    Uses organizational skills.
    Works independently.
    Follows written and oral directions.
Fairness   
    Demonstrates fair play, shares, and takes turns.
    Listens to others' points of view
Caring   
    Is helpful and shows kindness with words and actions.
    Thinks about other people's feelings and needs.
Trustworthy 
     Is reliable.
    Has materials needed for class.
Citizenship   
    Cooperates with others.
    Obeys classroom and school rules.
    Participates actively.