Middle School Assembly Speaker

Tips for a Successful School Assembly

Top ten reasons why Middle school speaker Richard Paul’s middle school assembly programs are right for your middles school:

“Great middle school assembly, students and staff enjoyed the program.”

Dave Tucker, Grosse Isle Middle School

Finding a middle school, junior high school assembly that relates to the middle school age group can be tough. The middle school student is often "too cool" for the elementary program and not old enough to understand a teen motivational speaker that talks about “living in a van down by the river.”

 The junior high school, middle school assembly speaker needs to be attention grabbing.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs are attention grabbing.

 The junior high school, middle school assembly speaker needs to be funny but not silly.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs are funny but not silly.

  The junior high school, middle school assembly speaker needs to subtly educate.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs educate students.

The junior high school, middle school assembly speaker needs to talk to but not down to students.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs always talks to middle school students.

The junior high school, middle school assembly speaker needs to be knowledgeable but not boring.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs are enlightening but not boring.

The junior high school, middle school assemble speaker needs understand his audience and be flexible.
Richard Paul’s Duck Sense middle school/junior high school programs are flexible and fit into the middle school’s goals and objectives.

Three high-energy funny educational teen programs!

The hilarious student/staff interaction and straightforward factual information will define: What is a bully? How do you know if you are a bully? How can teen bullying be stopped.

An awesome, teen character-building program that teaches students how to be respectful, responsible and accountable for their actions. Students learn that positive choices equal positive results.

Putting Your Web Foot Forward- a light hearted program that explains the importance of creating a mission statement, setting short term/long term goals and working with teachers and mentors to plan a course of action. The students will be given ideas and suggestions that will assist them in getting their ducks in a row.