Making way for new beginnings
A
t the close of the 2017-2018 school
year, sixth graders at Carnegie
and Crafton elementary schools
were honored in separate ceremonies to
celebrate a rite of passage. Soon to be
seventh graders, students reflected on
events and happenings of elementary
school, sharing stories, fond memories, and
successes. References were made to a future
on the hill at the junior-senior high school,
where they will come together as the Class
of 2024.
Special recognition was given to all
students during the ceremonies, with
awards presented for duty as patrol
sponsors, art and musical excellence, and
CARNEGIE ELEMENTARY
CITIZENSHIP AWARD
PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR ACADEMIC
EXCELLENCE
James Salyards
Ella Snyder
Bailey Vetter
Julia Zayats
SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD
Gabriel DiPietro
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Mahavishnu Dutta
CRAFTON ELEMENTARY
CITIZENSHIP AWARDS
Caden Crow
Caden Crow
Gabriel DiPietro
Seth Kerr
Peter Klein
Jacob Moldovan
more. A number of individuals received
special recognition for academic excellence,
attendance and citizenship. The ceremonies
ended with separate picnics at Carnegie
and Crafton Parks. Trusting in the magic of
new beginnings, the sixth graders gathered
with teachers for a congratulatory send off
with an expectancy of things to come.
Maura Weiland
Vishnupriya Dutta
Zoie Rolly
Nicholas Weimer
PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR EDUCATIONAL
EXCELLENCE
Wilson Choate
Peyton Delrosario
Marco Feeney
Mason Glover
Sean Hart
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Chloe Parker
Chikamso Orji
Elena Johnson
Chikamso Orji
Hunter Paolino
Jacob Stiffler
Nicholas Weimer
Nicholas Weimer
Abigayle TomaszewskI
SAVINGS BONDS WINNERS
Wilson Choate
Sean Hart
Carnegie Elementary student
Caden Crow was the recipient of
the revered Citizenship Award. He
is pictured with Principal Lauren Baughman
and Superintendent Gary Peiffer.
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CARLYNTON-MONTOUR
Nicholas Weimer and
Zoie Rolly were the
proud recipients of the
Citizenship Award for Crafton
Elementary School, presented
during the recognition ceremony.
(Photo contributed by Tonya
Weimer)
Chloe Parker
Hunter Paolino
Carnegie Elementary sixth graders were applauded
by underclassmen and teachers who lined the hallway
as they made their way to the auditorium for the
recognition ceremony.