Character Award Nomination Alexis Conner. What Are Character Awards A character award is nominating a person for acts of kindness. Students deserve to.

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Character Award Nomination Alexis Conner

What Are Character Awards A character award is nominating a person for acts of kindness. Students deserve to be recognized for their achievements in every aspect of positive doings. And this is one aspect we do not thank students enough for.

What are the categories of Character Awards. Trustworthy-Reliable, Honest, Truthful Respectful- Polite, Considerate to others. Responsible- Determined, Taking leadership Fair- Plays by the rules Caring- Kindness and concern for others Citizenship- Being a member. Ex.) Showing school spirit.

How nominate a student for a character award? Type in on your computer the link below. RULES!!! 1.Cannot nominate yourself 2.Cannot nominate a best friend because that’s your squad. Think about people outside of your circle that you notice.