Sixth Grader at Highland Terrace Elementary Selected as 2014 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Inductee
Saturday, April 5, 2014
Caroline Gugger, 2014 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame |
Caroline Gugger, a sixth grader at Highland Terrace Elementary in Shoreline, was selected as one of 10 outstanding patrollers in Washington state to be inducted in the 2014 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame.
In recognition of her dedication to safety, community stewardship and leadership, Gugger will be recognized at an evening awards ceremony held before a Seattle Mariners game at Safeco Field on Friday, May 9.
As a long standing tradition, AAA Washington and a panel of judges from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction and the Washington Traffic Safety Commission select top patrollers from schools across Washington each year and honor their accomplishments through induction in the AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame.
Patrollers are evaluated and judged on their commitment to traffic safety, citizenship, leadership skills, and contributions to school safety patrol programs. Nominations require input from both the patroller and their advisor, including responses to a series of essay questions. This year, the panel reviewed and evaluated more than 50 nominations to determine the top 10 inductees.
Debbie Green, school safety patrol advisor at Ben Rush Elementary in Redmond, will also be recognized as the third annual AAA School Safety Patrol Advisor of the Year.
2014 AAA School Safety Patrol Hall of Fame Inductees
Malachi Caldera - Monte Cristo Elementary - Granite Falls
Lucas Christie - Thorp Elementary - Thorp
Davis Franklin - Cascade Ridge Elementary - Sammamish
Sancha Gonzalez - Horace Mann Elementary - Redmond
Dalton Johnson - Riverview Elementary - Vancouver
Caroline Gugger - Highland Terrace Elementary - Shoreline
Ian Middelburg - Lakeland Hills Elementary - Auburn
Allarae Prigan - Audubon Elementary - Spokane
Ryan Pugh - Poulsbo Elementary - Poulsbo
Noah Weiszbrod - Ritzville Grade School - Ritzville
AAA School Safety Patrol Advisor of the Year:
Debbie Green – Ben Rush Elementary School - Redmond
AAA created the School Safety Patrol more than 90 years ago and partners with local agencies to bring the program to elementary schools across Washington. The safety patrol has been credited with being a major contributor to the substantial reduction in fatalities of school age children (ages 5-14).
AAA Washington has been serving members and the traveling public since 1904. The organization provides a variety of exclusive benefits, including roadside assistance, discounts, maps and personalized trip planning, to its 1,080,000 members. In addition, its full-service travel and insurance agencies provide products and services for members and the public. Additional information is available through the company’s offices in Washington and northern Idaho, at AAA, or by calling 1-800-562-2582.
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