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South Weber Elementary celebrates September and October MVP students

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South Weber Elementary celebrates September and October MVP students
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South Weber Elementary recently celebrated its September and October MVP students. The program recognizes students selected by teachers for hard work, kindness, or representing their class well.

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  • Teachers select monthly MVPs based on hard work, kindness, or class representation.
  • Award recipients are rewarded with pizza with the principal.
  • September and October MVPs have already been celebrated.

South Weber Elementary recently celebrated its September and October MVP students, according to a notice from the school. The program recognizes students selected by their teachers for demonstrating hard work, kindness, or representing their class as a great Windjammer.

Students selected as MVPs are rewarded with a pizza lunch with the principal. The school has already held celebrations for the September and October recipients this year.

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