Outstanding Sixth-Graders At Harrison

July 28, 2016 at 4:25 p.m.
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The Harrison Elementary School Principal's Award for Outstanding Sixth Grade Girl and Boy was presented to (L to R, front row) Nigel Anderson, son of Karen and Carl Anderson, and Alexis Laureano, daughter of Lynn Desjardins and Emmonual Laureano. Presenting the awards were (back row) Dan Graney, Ed Jarrett, Principal Randy Polston, Melissa Landwerlen and Mindy Stookey.[[In-content Ad]]

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The Harrison Elementary School Principal's Award for Outstanding Sixth Grade Girl and Boy was presented to (L to R, front row) Nigel Anderson, son of Karen and Carl Anderson, and Alexis Laureano, daughter of Lynn Desjardins and Emmonual Laureano. Presenting the awards were (back row) Dan Graney, Ed Jarrett, Principal Randy Polston, Melissa Landwerlen and Mindy Stookey.[[In-content Ad]]
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