Football team recognizes Citizens of the Week
The football team honored eight Citizens of the Week at last week’s football game.
September 25, 2019
Kids want to be known for good actions instead of bad actions.
Usually if you do something bad at a small school like Bellwood-Antis, the entire school knows what happened in the matter of minutes. However the Bellwood-Antis football team is trying to honor kids with good behavior, good deeds, and good citizenship.
We hear about all the bad things kids do at school and none of the good.
— Coach Lovrich
Last week at the Homecoming football game against Moshannon Valley game, ten students were picked to be honored for their good citizenship and good behavior. The group included two students from each Myers grade levels K-4. The players were were picked by their teachers.
The kids who were picked got free admission to the game and got congratulated by going on the field in the middle of the third and fourth quarters.
“It’s important that we celebrate good behavior here at Bellwood. We hear about all the bad things kids do at school and none of the good. We want to honor the kids that stand out for doing good actions.” said Coach Lovrich, who coaches the football team.
The kids that chosen from kindergarten were Leah Friel and Luke Stinson; from first grade Norah Gerwert and Jackson Parson; from second grade Killian McCartney and Brenna Beaver; from third grade Lainey Stinson and Trey Moore; and from fourth grade Tristan Mock and Hailey Cunningham.
While the presentations were a big hit, Coach Lovrich is already considering o
“We would like to also do a citizens of the week for the middle school and high school as well,” said coach Lovrich.
