Kiwanis Club honors Terrific Kids at East Meadow schools event

May 29, 2025 | EAST MEADOW UNION FREE SCHOOL DISTRICT, School Districts, New York

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The East Meadow Board of Education meeting on May 28, 2025, kicked off with a heartwarming celebration of student achievements through the Kiwanis Terrific Kids program. Melody Schiller, president of the Kiwanis Club of East Meadow, led the ceremony, highlighting the program's mission to recognize students for their character and accomplishments that often go unnoticed.

Schiller explained that "Terrific" stands for thoughtful, enthusiastic, respectful, responsible, inclusive, friendly, inquisitive, and capable. The program encourages students to set personal goals and hold themselves accountable, fostering a sense of community and self-improvement. Parents, teachers, and school administrators were commended for their support in making this initiative a success.
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As students were honored for their hard work and dedication, Schiller urged them to continue striving for excellence and to contribute positively to their community. The event not only celebrated individual achievements but also reinforced the importance of character development in education.

In addition to the awards, PTA council president Tracy Rudd announced that refreshments would be available for families after the ceremony, creating a festive atmosphere for the community to come together and celebrate the students' successes. This event underscored the East Meadow UFSD's commitment to recognizing and nurturing the potential of every student.

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