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Shelton Elementary students recognized for practicing empathy

Shelton Elementary students recognized for practicing empathy

Shelton Elementary recently announced the December winners in the “Shelton Kid Caught with Character” program. At the beginning of each month, elementary students learn about a character trait and have the rest of the month to practice it. At the end of the month, one student from each grade (kindergarten through sixth grade) are chosen as the “Shelton Kid Caught with Character” winners. Students will be able to take a yard sign home for the month, displaying their hard work and character. During December, the character trait students at Shelton Elementary practiced was “empathy.” Empathy winners included, front row, left to right, kindergartener NalaDrew Svitak, first grader Kesleigh Potter, and second grader Annabelle Wiedeman; and back row, fourth grader Judah Wiese, fifth grader Jaylee Miller-Braun, sixth grader Aspen Jensen, and third grader Nora Johnson. (–courtesy photo)

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Wood River FFA members receive blue jackets

Members of Pathway Bank, of Cairo, were at the Wood River Rural High School last Monday, December 12, to present new FFA members their blue jackets. FFA advisor Kiley Codner stated, “We appreciate our friends at Pathway Bank, of Cairo, for sponsoring seven new FFA jackets. Their continued support of the future of agriculture and Wood River FFA is greatly appreciated.” Wood River FFA members and Pathway Bank representatives pictured above, left to right, are Erik Williams (Pathway Bank), Kiley Codner, Gracee Gideon, Nevaeh Bryant, and Dixie McCord (Pathway Bank); and back row, Emily Dethlefs (Pathway Bank), Jeannie Schachta (Pathway Bank), Madden Brabec, Shunté Beavers, Allie Johnson, Lila Morse, and Braden Wynn. (—courtesy photo)

Shelton High Art 4 students display their artwork at Art Expo

Shelton High Art 4 students display their artwork at Art Expo

The Shelton High School Winter Senior Art Expo was held Wednesday, December 7, in the media center of Shelton Public School. Each artist gave a brief introduction about themselves and an overview of their artwork during the public presentation and then answered questions from those in attendance. Following the public presentation the students presented their artwork to a panel of guest artists who asked the students in-depth questions about their artwork. Art teacher Josh Hellerich (right) is pictured with his three senior Art 4 students, Dru Niemack (left), Emmilly Berglund, and Xavier Hellerich.

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