P.A.A.C. #SchoolEveryDay Attendance Contest Drawing Winners Announced

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Grand Blanc Community Schools

P.A.A.C.

PAAC is proud to announce the attendance contest winners for this session! We appreciate everyone's efforts toward students being in #schooleveryday! These students will be recognized at the May 20 Board of Education meeting scheduled for 7 pm in the board room at Perry Center in addition to receiving the prizes indicated below.

#SCHOOLEVERYDAY
Attendance Contest Drawing Winners!

Attendance drawing prizes courtesy of:

Bobby Maksymowski of Horace Mann
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Elementary Schools
These students will each receive a bike and helmet!
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Joseph Given - 2nd grade
Amya Rodriquez - 4th grade
Brendel
Payton Fraley - 4th grade
Rudainaa Samaha - 1st grade
Mason
Jacob Carrier - 3rd grade
Molly Leyes - 5th grade
Anderson
Sebastian Eddy - KD
Sarah Trevino - 1st grade
Cook
Karson Burks - KD
Alexa Hurley - 2nd grade
Reid
Kyler Bentley - 4th grade
Zella Dean - 3rd grade
McGrath
Braden Bosek - 3rd grade
Payton Allen - 5th grade
Indian Hill
Jordan Banks - 2nd grade
Bailei Trottier - 4th grade
Myers
Colton Sonnenberg - KD
Kendall Fosmoen - 2nd grade
East Middle School
These students will each receive a Google Home Mini!
Rami Abdul - 6th grade
Morgan Baker - 7th grade
Ryan Zannetti - 8th grade
West Middle School
These students will each receive a Google Home Mini!
Owen Lalone - 6th grade
Katelyn Dewitt - 7th grade
Anesah Barnes - 8th grade
Grand Blanc High School
These students will each receive a Google Home Mini!
Eshon Kapoor
Allison Jacobson
Brandon Bryant
(There were 139 entries of perfect attendance at GBHS!)

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