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From Hybrid Group A, Zamirah Lewis is a ROAR winner. Not Pictured: Kingston Johnson (3-4) and Marlee Brown (5-6).
Wearing a smile as he displays his prize, Brody Plumage is the deserving young Wildcat in the remote student group who won ROAR honors.
Remote group winner, fourth grader Cayl Adams, braves the cold weather to show her pleasure with her ROAR prize of kinetic sand.
Winning ROARing Student honors from Hybrid Group B are Keylee Williams (K-2), Logan Littlebird (3-4), and Gregory Gardipee (5-6).
Harlem Elementary School officials expressed pride in announcing its ROARing students for the week ending December 11.
According to a school spokesperson, "These exceptional students have followed the ROAR rules while being Respectful, Organized, Always safe, and Responsible. They have also performed amazingly well during this very unusual school year, as they have overcome obstacles never before encountered in school settings. For their efforts, these little Wildcats were chosen and rewarded with a prize of their choice from the Office Prize Case. We are so proud of them!"
The ROAR winners from Hybrid Group A are first grader Zamirah Lewis, representing students from the kindergarten through second grade category; Kingston Johnson, representing third and fourth grade; and Marlee Brown from the fifth and sixth grade group.
Winners in Hybrid Group B are Kindergartener Keylee Williams, fourth grader Logan Littlebird, and sixth grader Gregory Gardipee, while the remote students recognized are Brody Plumage, Cayl Adams, and Romeo Main.
Harlem Elementary School administrators wish to thank parents and guardians for sharing pictures of remote students and their prizes.
