The Fayette Tribune, Oak Hill, W.Va.

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December 3, 2012

Good Character Award winners

Students named Gatewood Elementary School’s Good Character Award winners for October were, from left, Tyler Roark, Taylor Sizemore, Taylor Dempsey, Kalila Hames, Warren Bryant and Julia Yarber. Students were nominated by their classroom teachers. The group pictured includes students who were observed being extra nice to their classmates, or students who made good progress on their assignments or just someone who made an extra effort. The individual nomination forms listed the specific criteria for each student that made them an award winner. The entire Gatewood Elementary staff is proud of their Good Character Students and the positive examples they set for others.

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