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On May 9, 2025, the Superintendent’s Choice Awards ceremony in Utah celebrated the achievements of outstanding students from various elementary and middle schools. This annual event highlights the dedication, kindness, and leadership qualities of young learners, fostering a sense of community and encouragement among peers.

The ceremony featured numerous students recognized for their exemplary behavior and academic progress. James from Quail Hollow Elementary was commended for his calm demeanor and ability to inspire his classmates to make positive choices. Similarly, brothers Mac and Jacob Gallegos were celebrated for their resilience and academic achievements, embodying the supportive spirit of their school.
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From Ridgecrest Elementary, Aliyah Hill was honored for her hard work and kindness, consistently helping others and promoting a respectful environment. Sandy Elementary's Ali Talal stood out as a compassionate leader, actively participating in student council and supporting his peers.

Carter Smith from Silver Mesa Elementary was recognized for his resourcefulness and positive attitude, while JR Lele from Sprucewood Elementary was praised for his leadership and infectious love for learning. Corbin England from Sunrise Elementary demonstrated impressive work ethic and kindness, earning him accolades from his teachers.

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Kyson Higginson from Willow Canyon Elementary was noted for his encouraging nature and strong work ethic, while Ruger Smith from Willow Springs Elementary was acknowledged for his helpfulness and positive mindset. The ceremony also included middle school students, with Bentley from Albion Middle School recognized for his role as a model student and front office aide, and Nathan Falikano from Butler Middle School highlighted for his maturity and dedication to his community.

The event concluded with a light-hearted moment, allowing the elementary students to enjoy ice cream, celebrating their achievements in a fun and engaging way. The Superintendent’s Choice Awards not only honor individual accomplishments but also reinforce the importance of community, support, and positive role models in the educational environment. As schools continue to nurture these qualities, the impact on students and their communities is expected to grow, fostering a brighter future for all.

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