Character Education has been an important program in Friendswood schools for many years. In 1987, community representatives cooperatively identified a group of character traits, or values, which are held in common by all members of the Friendswood community. Character Education.
The Board of Education directed that those values be emphasized in FISD schools and integrated into the instructional program whenever appropriate.
Emphasizing these character traits should provide the following results for students: raise self-esteem, promote self-discipline and responsible behavior, improve decision-making and problem-solving skills, and instill positive attitudes and values.
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TRUSTWORTHINESS - February Monthly Quote
Honesty is not policy, it is a state of mind.
-Eugene Hote |
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Mrs. Woodson has been in education for over 30 years and a professional school counselor for 23 years. She began her career as an elementary teacher for Deer Park ISD. While in Deer Park she worked as an elementary counselor for 6 years before moving to Friendswood ISD in 1994. She was the lead counselor for FHS and the district before moving to her new position, Director of Counseling and Guidance for Friendswood ISD and Counselor for the 6th grade center. Mrs. Woodson has three grown children who all attended Friendswood Schools and graduated from Friendswood High School. Not to mention two “very cute” grandbabies. She enjoys reading, and spending time with her family and friends. You may contact Mrs. Woodson at 
Clean Living Encouragement and Responsibility is a campus-based student-led organization made up of students who have pledged to be drug and alcohol free. Students (and their parents) agree to voluntary random drug testing and the program works to reinforce student norms of sobriety by promoting positive attitudes, a chemical free lifestyle, and an awareness of the effects of drugs and alcohol. C.L.E.A.R. meetings are 8 am in the auditorium.