- April 26, 2024
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Larry Covington with Sheriff Rick Staly. Image courtesy of FCSO.
Makayla Golding with Sheriff Rick Staly. Image courtesy of FCSO.
Kamisha Lewis with Sheriff Rick Staly. Image courtesy of FCSO.
Three students who attend Flagler County Schools were recognized by the Flagler County Sheriff’s Office for March's “Great Kid” award.
Flagler County Sheriff Rick Staly met with each student on Wednesday, March 15 and presented them with their awards, a press release from FCSO said. March's "Great Kid" award went to Larry Covington from Bunnell Elementary School, Makayla Golding from Indian Trails Middle School and Kamisha Lewis, a senior from Matanzas High School
“I congratulate each of these amazing students who represent their schools and our students in Flagler County so well,” Staly said. “This is a way to recognize our kids that make the right decisions that you rarely hear about.”
The "Great Kid" award is a monthly award given to one elementary, middle and high school student who are respectful to their peers, helps others, works hard in academics, and represents themselves and the school well, the press release said.
The recipients are nominated by FCSO’s School Resource Deputies and employees of Flagler Schools. Each student was recognized as exceptional students, the press release said.
Covington was recognized for "his great attitude and his respectful personality towards his teachers and classmates. He’s dependable, hard-working and always determined to succeed," the press release said.
Golding, the press release said, is a role model to her peers and "is always respectful, responsible and is an enthusiastic student who provides guidance to others." She was recognized for her positive attitude and leadership skills.
Lewis wants to go into nursing when she graduates and works in the nursing field outside of school to gain experience for her future career. She was recognized for "being an enthusiastic, dedicated, hard-working" student, the press release said.
