Carnegie and Crafton Elementary Sixth
T
he accomplishments of sixth grade pupils who attend Carnegie or Crafton elementary schools are celebrated at the end of the
school year. For most, the ceremony held in the schools’ auditorium observes the end to seven years of schooling in one building
and the transition to middle school in a different location.
The new site will mark the first time many will ride a bus to school, eat lunch in a genuine cafeteria, change rooms for every class, and
interact with peers from another school. Indeed, a big and exciting step.
Awards and Recognition
CARNEGIE ELEMENTARY
PRESIDENTIAL AWARD FOR
ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE
Eva Mattucci
Ian McGee
Tyler Seaton
Dakota Stanton
HIGH HONOR ROLL PLAQUE*
Carnegie Elementary sixth graders received applause
and high fives from underclassmen as they made their
way down the hall to the auditorium for the recognition
ceremony.
Fatoumata “Raye” Bah
Annalyn Bell
Bryan Holderbaum
Ryan Hines
Eva Mattucci
Eva Milliner
Jon Sciulli
Tyler Seaton
Dakota Stanton
HONOR ROLL CERTIFICATE**
Hamzeh Alezzo
Devonte Dean
Paije Donahue
Sarah Duffy
Jessica Gillo
Annalyn Bell
Sarah Duffy
Bryan Holderbaum
Ryan Hines
Carter Litterini
Carter Litterini
Kaycee Litterini
Ian McGee
Mason Mulligan
Dominik Sans-Pelescak
Ryan Hines spoke at the
Carnegie Elementary sixth
grade program, sharing
stories and favorite memories
of activities and field trip
enjoyed by classmates.
PERFECT ATTENDANCE
Paije Donahue
Bryan Holderbaum
Milled Majed
Emily Supinsky
Rayder Werner
CITIZENSHIP AWARD~
Bryan Holderbaum
Destinee Santana proudly walks across the stage after
receiving a packet containing certificates, awards, and
a report card.
Carnegie Elementary
Citizenship Award winner
Bryan Holderbaum poses with
Principal Lauren Baughman.
(The photos from the Carnegie
Elementary sixth grade
recognition ceremony were
taken by Laura Lenk.)
*The student earned high honor roll all four grading periods or three out of the four grading periods
**The student earned any combination of honor roll/high honor roll all or three of the four grading periods
^Every grading period, the Crafton-Ingram Rotary presents a $150 U.S. savings bond to a Crafton Elementary student who has been deemed the hardest worker or has the highest GPA
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