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By Times Staff Writer
Published January 19, 2006
FLORAL CITY STUDENTS OF THE MONTH: Floral City Elementary School announces its Students of the Month for December.
Pre-kindergarten: Shira Altier, Branden Foreman and Braden Edmunds
Kindergarten: Dale Shahid, Tonya Owens, Jeramiah Phillips, Cheyene Gass, Hollis Moore, Robert Stockwell and Collin Works
First grade: Humberto Perez, Zoe Smith, Courtney Johnson, Joseph Baker, Ka-Shyla McKinnon, Broderick Paul, Josie McDonald and William "Junior" Eyes
Second grade: Micky Barber, Alexia Smith, Angel DeCastro, Casey Bonham, Sarah Taulbee, Scotty Karlson, Emily Douglas and Des'ree Johnson
Third grade: Brandon Andrews, Caleb Cox, Frank Lee, Steven Youmans and Savannah Perry
Fourth grade: Lauren Gerretz, Britney Robinson, Tyler Austin, Brooke Sansoucie, Brianna Jones and Joseph Hindalong
Fifth grade: Brandon Chapel, Caroline Petellat, Robbin Kuzyk, Garrett Denney, Steven Clink, Megan Rogstad, Kaitlin Carroll-Cruz and Brian Parker.
CFCC FOUNDATION BOARD AND EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MEMBERS: The Central Florida Community College Foundation has announced the new members of its board of directors and executive committee.
Tax collector Janice Warren, Cox Communications community relations manager Rosey Moreno-Jones and tax lawyer Tommy Permenter Jr., an associate at Bond, Arnett, Phelan, Smith and Craggs, P.A., were elected to three-year terms on the board of directors.
The following board members were elected to the executive committee for 2006: E. L. Foster, chair; Brent Malever, vice chair; Michele Maier, secretary; Rusty Branson, treasurer; Mary Cay Landt, immediate past chair; Avis Craig, vice president, administration; Drexel Collins, vice president, programs; and Jim McNeely, member at large.
TEACHERS HONORED: The Veterans of Foreign Wars District 7 announces the winners for this year's National Citizenship Education Teacher Award: Beverly Hinkson, Hernando Christian School, sponsored by VFW Post 7122, Floral City, and Steven L. Norton, Lecanto Middle School, sponsored by VFW Post 4252, Hernando. These teachers will represent District 7 (Hernando and Citrus counties) for state and possibly national honors.
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