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Mill Hall Elementary holds fourth-grade promotion; teachers present awards and student speakers
Summary
Mill Hall Elementary School held a fourth-grade promotion ceremony where teachers introduced a class speaker, presented kindness and good-citizenship awards to students, and allowed families to take photographs as students were dismissed first.
Mill Hall Elementary School in the Keystone Central School District held a fourth-grade promotion ceremony in which teachers introduced a class speaker, presented awards for kindness and good citizenship, and released students to families for photos.
“Good morning. We would like to welcome you to the fourth grade promotion,” said Missus Hackage, a Mill Hall teacher, opening the ceremony and introducing colleagues Missus Erin, Missus Kaluznick and Missus Gunaway.
The program emphasized transitions common to fourth grade — the last Halloween parade, the last Valentine exchange and the last recess on the Mill Hall playground — and included a student speaker. Missus Hackett introduced her class speaker, Adeline Bauer, who addressed the audience.
Teachers announced several awards chosen by Mill Hall staff. The kindness award and good-citizenship awards were presented to students across classes; named recipients mentioned during the ceremony included Maya Rathbone (good citizenship), Jasmine Oliver (good citizenship), Bates Allen Bauer, Alora Goodman, Marie Proctor, Crystal Warner, Jax Winn, Jackson Gardner, Logan Hanley, Logan Strauss, Maya Rapnell, Noah Hacker, Alora Goodman, Henry Reeding, Olivia Meadows, Timothy Martin, Roger Jean, Haley Young, Houston Sparrow, Henry Veed, Evan Castillo Gallo, Lillian Heberly, Quincy Martin, Skyler Bobbin, Silas Pittenger, Oliver Bates, Jaylee Young, Skylar Coffin, Adeline Fowler, Ritzel Warner, Dax Nguyen and Asir Riddle. (The transcript named these students in sequence during award announcements; specific award categories for every listed student were not specified for each name in the record.)
Families were invited to take photographs after the program. A staff member announced, “Parents and families, at this time, we’re gonna let the students go first,” and said families could take pictures in the building or lobby.
The ceremony primarily consisted of teacher remarks, student name-calling and short recognitions. No formal votes, policy actions or funding items were discussed during the recorded remarks.
Parents and guardians who attended were given time to pose for photos; the program ended with students moving on to their next grade level as part of Mill Hall’s year-end celebrations.
