North Carolina Beach Buggy Association donation supports student incentive program

Published 12:11 pm Wednesday, February 21, 2024

: Erin Del Monte, CHSS instructional lead, receives $1000 check from NCBBA director Mike Regan. Courtesy NCBBA

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The North Carolina Beach Buggy Association (NCBBA) made a $1000 donation to support Cape Hatteras Secondary School’s Middle School Student Incentive Program.

The CHSS program was started to help increase student engagement and enhance academic performance for all students. By providing students with positive reinforcement through student incentive trips, Student of the Month presentations, “CANE CASH” and Attendance Wars, which focus on behavior, academics and attendance, students show increased effort and motivation to learn, which will in turn improve overall classroom instructions.

“Student incentive programs have a positive impact on classroom engagement by motivating students to become more actively engaged in their learning,” noted the donation announcement. “When students are positively and extrinsically motivated in the school setting, it creates a conducive environment for improved classroom engagement and performance.

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“NCBBA looks forward to continual support of local youth in both academic and sport programs,” the announcement continued.

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