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11th Grade Core Value Award Recipients Named
April 12, 2010
Several Escambia County 11th grade students were recently named Core Value Award Recipients based up their demonstration of the Core Values of equality, integrity, patriotism, honesty, responsibility and respect. They each received a $100 award check from Sub West Rotary Club.
Core Value Award Recipients were:
- James “Tyler” Garrett – Northview High School
- Emily Danforth — Tate High School
- Dominic Johnson — West Florida High school
- Krista MacMurry — Pine Forest High School
- Ashley Vanstraten — Escambia High School
- Dieu Huynh — Washington High School
- Benjamin Sellers — Pensacola High School
Pictured above: James “Tyler” Garrett was the Core Value Award Recipient from the Sub West Rotary Club. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Pictured: James “Tyler” Garrett from Northview High School was recently named a Core Value Award Recipient by the Sub West Rotary Club. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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6 Responses to “11th Grade Core Value Award Recipients Named”
Congratulations Tyler! I am very proud of you, and I know mom would be to. You are growing up to be a very fine young man. Keep up the good work.
another fine example of what the JROTC program can do. good job!
AWESOME achievement Tyler for recieving such a prestigious award and $$$’s too! (smile) I also agree with the others in saying that you have grown into a fine young man and I’m excited to see what the following years have in store for you.
Tyler, were proud of you, your NJROTC Unit is proud of you and I know your Mom & Dad are especially proud too!
Tyler, this is an award you could have been receiving since your days at EWMS! I am very proud of and for you!
Congratulations! I am proud of you for exhibiting these core values. May God bless you in all your endeavors.
Gayle Hanks
Good for you Tyler. I wish you all the best. It is nice to see what a fine young man you have become. (and very handsome too!!).