Pelham Middle School honors Fiona Henry and Ryan Kraus with Tom Roxgold character award

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The Pelham Public Schools celebrated outstanding student achievements during a recent awards ceremony, honoring the legacy of beloved educators. The Tom Rosvold Character Award was presented to Fiona Henry and Ryan Kraus, recognizing their embodiment of the spirit and dedication of the late Tom Rosvold, a cherished science teacher and coach at Pelham Middle School. Fiona, currently in Ireland for a Gaelic football tournament, was acknowledged for her positive attitude and contributions to the school community.

In addition, the prestigious Tom Tobin GO Award was awarded to eighth graders Nora Resnick and Matthew Krause. This award, named after the long-serving social studies teacher and student government advisor, highlights exemplary leadership and academic performance among students.

The ceremony also marked a significant milestone as eighth graders received their graduation certificates, with a unique Pelham tradition of a "1 clap" to celebrate each graduate. The event underscored the school’s commitment to recognizing student achievements and fostering a sense of community pride. Congratulations were extended to all award recipients, with a call for continued excellence in the years to come.

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