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Rosalie Azzopardi
Teacher - Grade 3
This
month's Random Act of Kindness award goes to Arianna
Nicholson for showing her classmates how to be respectful
and nice to others. She has never been mean or rude to
her classmates.
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Claxton Elementary
School
Stacey Caskey
Teacher - Grade 4
Our
RAOK honoree is Dakota. He helped take notes for a friend
who was home with the flu and then helped him organize
his binder when he came back.
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Steele School
Scott Stolzenberg
Teacher - Music
After
spending an hour and a half on the stage singing his
lungs out, fifth grader Franz stays another half hour
after rehearsal to collect and reset all the snow
shovels, watering cans, beach balls, rakes and other
stage materials for our upcoming production of "A Year
With Frog and Toad." Everything must go in its proper
place to ensure a successful production and Franz does
just that and much more. His support and dedication to
the drama club is always admirable. Franz wants all of us
to be great and that attitude flows tremendously through
our swamp.
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Harriet Stolzenberg
Teacher - computer lab
I would like to nominate Jonathan of class 4-308 for my
honoree this month. When the girl sitting next to
Jonathan left her notebook when she left early on the
bus, he said he would take it for her. I told him that I
wouldn't mind holding it overnight so he didn't have to
carry an extra book home. He insisted that he take it and
keep it safe for her. Jonathan proves that kindness
wins!
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Ronnie Falkowitz
Teacher - Grade 5
Christopher
Paticsil an Abdullah Sarfraz are two of my fifth grade
students that are not only fine students, but they are
exceptionally helpful. Both young men help to clean the
lunchroom everyday. They rarely have to be asked and do
it because they are fine, helpful good citizens.
Thank
you Christopher and Abdullah for setting a fine
example!
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