Hallett Elementary School announced its Partners Advancing Character Education (PACE), and other awards for the month of February.
PACE: Honesty awards
Kindergarten
Elijah Gromlich
Mason Chapman
Joseph Zuber
Allegra Petrin
First Grade
Kendall Dunlop
Selena Wasickanin
Monroe Smylie
Avery Lust
Second Grade
Evelyn Hurst
Gage McGowan
Harper Bahr
Aidan Hanson
Third Grade
Skylar Hobbs
Kye Hall
Mason Debolt
Jacob Knapp
Fourth Grade
Justin Harrison
Ashtyn Butterfield
Madison Griffis
Fifth Grade
James McHenry
Vincent Gassner
Anna Shcherbina
I Can awards
Kindergarten
Gianna Metcalfe
Ben Coffey
Atticus Ivey
Kelby Schmidt
First Grade
Jaxon Milender
Isabel Jeffries
Brian Schwarzer
Zoey Aiken
Second Grade
Brayden Dixon
Maggie Olsen
Xander Dedman
Urijah O’Grady
Third Grade
Bradley Degnan
Dylan
Fourth Grade
Owen Dennis
Lilly Jeffries
Fifth Grade
Stella Knight
Kyle Kipp
Drew Harper
Connor Gibby
BUG (Bringing Up Grades) Awards
Zander Simmons
Raiden Brant
Quinn Wellwood
Matthew Meckel
First Grade
Laila Martin
Landen Herker
Ryley Paul
Josias Martinez
Second Grade
Ivy White
Samuel Shcherbina
Brynlee Farnsworth
Third Grade
Dino Sevcik
Jairus Mount
Lucas Williams
Ragan Haughton
Fourth Grade
A.J. Sammons
Bryen Cleman
Fifth Grade
Hiroto Deeley
Marely Martinez-Soltero
John Sherlock
Tyler Williams
PACE is a schools program that works to develop character qualities in students such as honesty, respect, responsibility and citizenship, according to the PACE website.
Character education helps students to judge what is right, to desire good, and then do what is right. It teaches students how to build good character traits to help improve their attitudes and academic performance, reduce or prevent disciplinary problems in and out of the classroom, and nurture a strong work ethic to create a productive future work force.
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