Citizenship Award Winners...
- Participate in school and/or community service
- Show a positive attitude toward classmates, school, and the community
- Display an understanding and appreciation of civic responsibility
- Possess strength of character and the courage to do what is right
- Promote citizenship with their school or community through other activities
We received a call mid week from Mrs Chezam, Joe's principal, to make sure we would be present for
LES awards day...a special phone call meant a special award.
We are very proud of Joe and his overall attitude towards all things he attempts and accomplishes!
He brings energy and positive attitude towards all things he tries.
Love that! He was so very excited to win this award...rewind back 2 years ago
when Drew was selected in 4th grade...he asked me then how Drew earned that.
I had told him and he had remembered since then.
He was very surprised and we loved celebrating with him.
Joe and his friend Olivia or Nonte as he calls her.
These two crack us up, tease each other - you can see their joy here.
Proud of them being selected for 4th grade!
But then, the surprise was on us...
And you might be able to tell from my photo skills
that when Sam was also selected for 6th grade I was busy clapping
and forgot to get my camera ready, ha!
Cousin Ella was selected for 5th grade, too - excellent!
His goofy grin may look silly to some, but this coming out of my deep voice speaking preteen teen
is a welcome sight for this mama!
To say we are proud of his quiet way of achieving this award is an understatement!
I've said that he finds a quiet way of doing those things before,
so I'm not sure why it still comes as a surprise.
He loves being involved in church and school and rarely complains.
Sam, Mom and Dad are very proud of you for receiving this award!
