2018/11/09 EAFK Knighting Ceremony - Honesty

On November 9, 2018, 26 students at Giddings Elementary were honored for exemplifying the character trait of Honesty. Lady Amber of the Knights of the Guild was present to present medallions to the champions at the first knighting ceremony of the 2018-19 school year. The knighting ceremony is a part of the EarlyAct/FirstKnight (EAFK) program at GES which is in its sixth year this school year. EAFK focuses on teaching the virtues embodied in the knightly code of chivalry to the students for 10 minutes each school day and putting those virtues into action. EAFK is sponsored by the Rotary Club of Giddings at no cost to the school. Congratulations to the students and their families!   K & 1st Grades (L to R):   Back Row: Roberto Cortinas, Alexis Hernandez, Shawn Biar, William Lyday, Dylan HarnessMiddle Row: Olivia Pope, Jayce Locke-Johnson, Kinleigh Collins, Mia Hernandez, Ayden FuquaFront Row: Gisella Alvarado, Iker Tafolla, Sean Kessel     2nd & 3rd Grades (L to R):   Back Row: Mariela McNeil, Matthew Mitschke, Sebastian Sanchez, Mabiel GallardoMiddle Row: Eli Parks, Aurelio De La Rosa, Emily Bocanegra, Kylie Parsons, Brayden TobolaFront Row: Brodie Ford, Teagan Fuqua, Jayleen Lara, Andrea Rios  

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