Northeast Elementary Awards | Eastern North Carolina Now

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    The character trait for the month of January at Northeast Elementary has been perseverance. Each teacher nominates a student that best exemplifies this trait.

    One nominee from Kindergarten through grade five and another winner from sixth through eighth grades are nominated as school-wide winners a then submitted to the superintendent. A county winner will then be chosen from nominees from all schools in the county by the superintendent. Northeast Elementary is proud to announce that third grader Christian Abramson and eighth grader Dustin Mobley are schoolwide winners.
NES January Group Front: Christina Sides, Logan Sparrow, Mariah Jones, Jason Howard Middle: Josie Hudnell, Tysheem Blount, Antwaun Selby, emetrice Carter, Aaron Cherry,Back: Mollie Tetterton, Jaqueline Hernandez, Macee Adams, Michael Jones, Randy Segura, Lexie Beacham Not Pictured: Jackson Waycaster, Cameron O’Neal

NES County Winners: Dustin Mobley and Christian Abramson



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    Sarah Hodges
    Public Information Officer
    Beaufort County Schools
      252.946.6593 office
      252.402.5834 cell
      shodges@beaufort.k12.nc.us e-mailoto)
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