Dows Lane Elementary School second grader Juliette Haddad was recognized for her kindness, leadership and commitment to improving her school with the Westchester County Clerk’s Student Award. The award honors students who demonstrate exceptional commitment to both academic achievement and community service.
“We are so proud of Juliette and all students at Dows Lane for their focus on kindness, respect and being great citizens,” Principal Dr. Andrea Kantor said. “Juliette goes above and beyond to help others and think of ways we can improve at Dows Lane. She is a leader and role model for all students.”
The second grader was praised for her positive contributions both in her classroom and around the whole school, assisting at lunch, recess and special area classes, including art, music, library and physical education. She regularly shares thoughtful ideas and suggestions with her teacher and school administrators through letters.
“Juliette had an idea about providing students with more time for lunch and recess,” Dr. Kantor said. “From her idea, we were able to update our timing for next year’s schedule. Juliette embodies The Irvington Way as she is courageous and engaged with others, contributing to our community.”
