Philip W. Sugg students Andrew Golino and
Molly Nicholson were awarded the Middle Level Scholar Leader Awards
during a May 19 banquet at the Augusta Civic Center. Students were
accompanied by Principal, Kate Race; Assistant Principal, and Tom
Landberg. Each student had a opportunity to invite a teacher who they
felt had a profound impact on their development and academic success.
Heather Wilmot was the guest of Golino and David Thorne was the guest
of Nicholson. Pictured (l-r) Principal Race, Heather Wilmot, Anthony
Golino, Molly Nicholson, David Thorne and Assistant Principal, Tom
Landberg.
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– Andrew Golino and Molly Nicholson students at Philip W. Sugg Middle
School in Lisbon Falls, were presented with the Middle Level Scholar
Leaders Award at a banquet on May 19, 2011 at the Augusta Civic Center.
The criteria for the award included demonstrating academic initiative
and scholarship, providing service to classmates and school,
exemplifying positive attitudes and demonstrating leadership in the
classroom and school activities. Andrew is the son of Stephanie and
John Golino of Lisbon Falls and Molly is the daughter of Christine and
Daniel Nicholson of Lisbon Falls.
Over
375 students, educators, and parents attended the banquet to celebrate
the achievements of the middle level students who are representative of
the many fine young adolescents in all middle level schools in the State
of Maine. Seventy-eight students from 39 schools were honored at the
12th annual event organized by the Maine Association for
Middle Level Education (MAMLE) and the New England League of Middle
Schools (NELMS) with supporting sponsorship from Lifetouch National
School Studios.
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Congratulations to both of these fine young students and All the others.
Way to Go ! ! !