Students were nominated to receive the Governor’s Citizenship Award and meet requirements that can be applied at school, home or in the community. They must demonstrate outstanding: (1) Character – consistently demonstrate respect for people and property; (2) Service – provide assistance within their community, either in the classroom or through outside activities; (3) Leadership – serve as a positive role model for their peers; (4) Responsibility – complete assignments on time and be prepared for class; and (5) Discipline – follow directions and obey rules.
The 4K nominees are: (l to r) Amelia McGirt, Mi’Kenzie Johnson, Emberlynn Hayes. Not pictured are: Traleigh Genwright and Kaydence McPhatter.
The Kindergarten nominees are: (Front row l to r) Jerry Floyd, Jaxon Young, India Gunter, Isaiah Esaw-Paige. (back l to r) Lucas Lane, Zachariah Thompson, Amora McRae and Bryson Ford. Not pictured: Derrick Alford and Zahmon Felder.
The First Grade nominees are: (Front row l to r) Ahmir McCollum, Raelynn Bullock, Estella Scott. (back l to r) Rosalyn Sanchez, Raigen Benjamin, Isabelle Trejo, Elijah Lighty, Solomon Morris, Khalil Wilson. Not pictured: Kenzilyn Owens and Ruth Lara Gonzalez.
The Second Grade nominees are: (Front row l to r) Rosalie Hunt, Ezekial Montgomery, Aiva Quinn. (Back row l to r) Brooklyn Brown, Aubreyanna McRae, Hazel McCollum, Cason Ward, Haven Vallejos. Not pictured: Leah Hyatt.
The Third Grade nominees are: (l to r) Willow Rogers, Ki-Honesty Hayes, Layla Williams, Torrie Huggins. Not pictured are: Alexandria Barr, Alayna Lighty, Ives Irakoze, Sadie Lopez, Royal Dixon.
The Governor’s Citizenship Award recipient for Dillon Elementary is Layla Williams. She is the daughter of Pamela Hopkins. She is in Mrs. Cox’s third grade class.
Dillon Elementary School Governor’s Citizenship Award Winners Announced
