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Mrs. Jordan teaches in front of the students in the library about Empathy. Students look on at the tables

Building Hearts & Minds: Empathy in Action at Ysleta Elementary!

Our Ysleta Elementary students took a deep dive this week into understanding emotions during an engaging counselor-guided lesson on Empathy.

Using "The Empathy Formula" our students learned how simple, thoughtful actions can make a huge impact on our school community:

  • 1. Listen: Pay close attention to what a friend is saying.

  • 2. Notice: Look for clues in their face, body language, and words.

  • 3. Think: Wonder how that person might be feeling.

  • 4. Respond: Show that you truly care!

Teaching empathy isn't just about good manners—it’s a superpower that helps our students build stronger friendships, resolve conflicts peacefully, and create a warm, supportive environment where everyone feels valued. When our kids learn to step into someone else’s shoes, they grow into kinder, more connected leaders both inside and outside the classroom!

Mrs. Jordan teaches in front of the students in the library about Empathy. Students look on at the tables