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Random Acts of Kindness Week

CPHS Club “The Cure” spreads love and kindness around the hallways

Mason Erbini, Lead Writer

March 4, 2026

Member of The Cure club, Luca Rodrigue, poses in front of a Post-It note with a kind message.

With the mission to “Make Kindness the Norm,” the Random Acts of Kindness Foundation aims to make the world a better place and encourage people to act in ways that always support others. During February, they hosted their annual Random Acts of Kindness Week, where everyone is encouraged to spread more kindness than usual.

At Crown Point High School, The Cure, a club centered around spreading kindness, sticks Post-It notes with kind messages all around the hallways. Senior Luca Rodrigue has been a part of this operation for over 4 years.

“I like writing and putting up these Post-It notes all over the school because I hope it will at least impact one person’s day and make it better,” said Rodrigue. “Spreading kindness is something that should always be done, because it is always free and the effect it can have on people is great.”

With the hope of creating a kinder environment for students and faculty, hundreds of these Post-It notes that have inspiring messages on them have been put up in the hallways for the week.

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About the Contributor

Mason Erbini, Lead Writer and Business Manager

Mason Erbini is a senior at Crown Point High School. This will be his third year as a Lead Writer on the Inklings Staff and his second year as the Business Manager. Outside of Inklings, Erbini serves as an Indiana State Officer for Business Professionals of America, President of the school’s Speech and Debate Team, and is a Board Member for the Crown Point Chamber of Commerce. After high school, he intends to pursue a college major in the field of Economics.