The Jefferson Awards

                                at St. Elizabeth High School

 

 

 

 

What are the Jefferson Awards?

            The Jefferson Awards were established in 1972 to encourage and honor individuals for their achievements and contributions through public and community service. These awards are presented on both national and local levels. The national Jefferson Awards honorees are a “Who’s Who” of American history makers.  On the local level, Jefferson Awards recipients are people who do extraordinary things without expectation of recognition or reward. As part of the Youth Service Initiative, St. Elizabeth High School will give Jefferson Awards to students in recognition of their outstanding service to our school and community. To learn more about the Jefferson Awards and the Youth Service Initiative, please visit http://www.theyouthserviceinitiative.org/ or http://jeffersonawards.org/.

 

We need your help!

            The Jefferson Awards Committee at St. Elizabeth High School would like the help of students, faculty, parents, and community members in nominating students to receive this prestigious award. If you know of a student deserving of recognition for his or her outstanding contributions to our school and our community, please take a moment to fill out a nomination form. An electronic version of the form can be found at the school website by clicking on “Student Life.” Paper copies of the nomination form can be picked up on the Jefferson Awards bulletin board located to the right of the high school’s center stairway. Completed nominations can be returned to a Jefferson Awards Committee member or to Mrs. Pratt in room 211.

 

Jefferson Awards Committee Members at St. Elizabeth High School

  • Student Members:

            Teresa Rivera – ’11, Morgan Scully – ’11, Joe Conte – ’10, Erin Mullin – ’10,

            Brooke Zuvich – ’09, Katie Kokoszka – ’09, and Alexandra Marroni – ‘09