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H.O. Brittingham Elementary

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Honoring H.O. Brittingham Elementary students for their leadership, effort, and excellence

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H.O. Brittingham Elementary

Staff and teachers recognized Jordan Johnson, a kindergartener, for his exceptional leadership in class. Jordan is a kind, helpful, and motivated student. His teachers consistently compliment his use of the 7 Habits of Happy Kids (a FranklinCovey program) and commend him for being a role model for other kindergarten students who are beginning their journey at H.O. Brittingham.

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SDARJ awards HOB students

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Cape Gazette | May 13, 2021 

H.O. Brittingham students De’Naya Hinton and Jazon Jones were recognized in May with the African American/Black Achievement Award from the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice.

Students were chosen because they demonstrate leadership, improvement, effort and excellence.  Read the entire Gape Gazette article here.

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SDARJ awards HOB students

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H.O. Brittingham fifth-graders Aalyna Johnson and Tyler Taylor received the African American/Black Achievement Recognition Award from the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice. Shown are (l-r) HOB Assistant Principal Yvette Davenport, Consuela Bowen and daughter Aalyna Johnson, Tyler Taylor and father Talon Taylor, and Principal Kyle Bentley. ELLEN DRISCOLL PHOTO

H.O. Brittingham Elementary students Aalyna Johnson and Tyler Taylor were recognized Feb. 17 with the African American/Black Achievement Award from the Southern Delaware Alliance for Racial Justice.

Principal Kyle Bentley said Aalyna and Tyler came to mind immediately when nominations were requested for the award. Both fifth-graders serve on the school leadership team and are role models for all remote and in-person students.

“Aalyna is a kind and caring young lady who always has a smile on her face,” Bentley said. “Tyler is a creative young man who is always willing to help when needed.”

Read the entire Cape Gazette article here.

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