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Pittsford Board recognizes nine students with annual Pittsford Pride awards
Summary
The Pittsford Central School District Board of Education presented the annual Pittsford Pride awards to nine students from across the district, citing leadership, inclusion, community service and academic engagement in nomination letters read aloud at the meeting. Recipients ranged from elementary to high school students.
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The Pittsford Central School District Board of Education honored nine students at its meeting with the district's Pittsford Pride awards, recognizing individual students nominated by school staff for leadership, service and inclusiveness.
Board President Jeff Casey and Vice President Sarah Palacio read nomination letters describing each student's contributions. Nominees included John Dean (Sutherland High School), recognized for serving as a school mascot at a welcome-back picnic; Spriha DeKal (Mendon Center Elementary) and Aaliyah Engel (Allen Creek Elementary) for inclusive leadership and engagement; Lorenzo Geminani Vega (Mendon High School) for work in Unified Sports and Best Buddies; Jordan Narvaez (Barker Road Middle School) for everyday empathy; Ayla Pritchard (Thornell Road Elementary) for student-council leadership; Ben Sheehan (Calkins Road Middle School) for community service and character; Gurbaj (Gurbhaj) Singh (Park Road Elementary) for citizenship and helpfulness; and Owen Wietenot (Jeff Road Elementary) for consistent positive engagement.
Superintendent Mike Pero noted the award recognizes roughly 27 students district-wide each year against an enrollment of about 6,000 and called the evening one of the "top three days of the year" for the district. The board concluded the recognition with plaques and photographs of the recipients behind the dais.
Ending: The board took a group photograph and attendees applauded the honored students. The nominations were laminated and given to recipients to keep at home.

