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The Community Council For Character Salutes: Student
of Responsibility Area Technology Center
Randy Glover was an ATC student during his 10th grade
year. His schedule would not allow him to return as a junior and it
was questionable as to whether or not he would be able to return for his
senior year. During the spring enrollment sessions, Randy expressed
his desire to return and asked us to help him with his enrollment.
We were able to work it out and he has been an exemplary student.
The ATC is under severe budget constraints this year that threatens to
impact the shop work students are able to perform. When Randy found
out about the situation, he secured a substantial donation of building
materials for the Carpentry Shop and delivered them to Mr. Huckaby.
His loyalty to the ATC is evident in all of his actions and we are very
proud to have him as a student.
Adult of
Responsibility I could not
let this go by without saying that whenever I think of the word LOYAL I
think of Annette Lawrence, our school librarian. Every year she amazes me with her loyalty to continue to
give to her school and her students. She is able to provide not only great
reading material to her classes by working hard to obtain new books each
chance she gets. She also puts on the book fair and manages the AR
testing with everything else is just awesome! I don't know how she
is able to keep up with all that she does. I know that
she puts so much effort into these programs because she loves our school
and she is loyal to always provide for our kids. We sometimes take
things for granted and just don't realize how hard it is to juggle it all.
It takes a lot of loyalty to be able to continue year after year with all
of these programs. Mrs. Lawrence provides them and does it with
pleasure. Another thing that is possible with Mrs. Lawrence is the
literacy bell. These kids work so hard to be able to go with Mrs. Lawrence
to ring the bell. She makes each of them feel so special and what an
honor to get to share that with her. I got goose bumps the time that I got
to go with her. Mrs.
Lawrence also spends many late evenings and weekends working on the WEES
News broadcasts. She makes sure that every child in the 5th
grade gets to experience each of the five roles of the “TV Studio”.
Her loyalty
to our students is deeply rooted which is demonstrated in the other
commitments such as the “Box Tops for Education”. This takes
lots of effort on her part, but it has generated several hundred dollars
for our school, to be invested in books for the students to check out in
the library. Thank you very much for considering Mrs. Lawrence and her loyalty
to not only her school but to her friends. School
Winners – Student Burnside
Elementary School – Riley Whitis Eubank
Elementary School – Hunter Goldson Nancy
Elementary School – Emily Johnson Northern
Middle School – Ambrozia Demmitt Oak
Hill Elementary School – Caitlin Burton Pulaski
Central School – Andrew Stephen Pulaski
County High School – Kyle Stone Pulaski
Elementary School –William Duncan Shopville
Elementary School – Makayla Ping Southern
Elementary School – Sara Beth Meece Southern
Middle School – Shelby Lamar Southwestern
High School – Rachel Floyd Woodstock
Elementary – Kaci Sutton School
Winners - Adult Burnside
Elementary School – Anita Loveless Nancy
Elementary School – Christy Johnson Northern
Middle School – Molly Johnson Oak
Hill Elementary School – Lona Tomilson Pulaski
Central School – Tina Whitis Pulaski
County High School – Karen Cornett Pulaski
Elementary School – Doug New Shopville
Elementary School – Janet New Southern
Elementary School – Connie Price Southern
Middle School – Jan Stringer Southwestern
High School – Donna Tarter Woodstock
Elementary – Kim Crouch
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