By now, we would hope that most people have some awareness bullying in our schools and just how tragic the outcome often is. To raise awareness even more, each year in October we observe National Bullying Prevention Month. What started as a week of observance, founded in 2006 by Pacer's National Center For Bullying Prevention, the campaign has grown to occupy the entire month. Now coming up on it's eleventh year, the celebration truly it has an affect on the entire month and the entire year. And deservedly so. The scourge of bullying is preventable.

As a Michigan School Assembly company, producing shows out of our humble little headquarters here in Redford, Michigan, we like to remind our clients that our reach goes way beyond Michigan.

In August of 2011 we began performances of Stronger Than a Bully, a fabulous school assembly performed by David Mitchell. This show has been a staggering success with rave reviews from every school where it appears. David is a consummate professional and one of the very best school assembly performers in the country!

For many years one of our most popular school assemblies has been the elegant and highly acclaimed Young Authors Day. This stunning school show is a magnificent way to get kids excited about writing, and never fails to deliver absolutely rave reviews from whatever school is lucky enough to schedule it.

Continuing what has to be one of the most exciting Spring rollouts I can remember here at Mobile Ed, we are happy to announce today that we are adding even more programs to our killer roster of awesome school shows and assemblies for 2012-2013. If you are looking for school assembly ideas you have certainly found the right place!

I have written before about one of our presenters who is a personal favorite of mine and a very good friend. His name is Toma, and he performs several shows for us but is especially renowned for his own creation Young Authors Day. 

Schools across the country have in recent years pondered the problem of how to turn children into moral individuals and good citizens. Many have exerted much effort to introduce good character education into the daily lives of children. Concepts such as respect, responsibility, honesty and so on have been crafted together into various character building programs. Many schools now utilize these concepts on a daily basis to help turn today's children into the good citizens of tomorrow. And this is a great thing!