GERALDINE — District Attorney Summer Summerford recently visited fourth-grade students at Geraldine High School to discuss the importance of making positive decisions and understanding how everyday choices can have a lasting impact on both individual lives and the people around them.
During her visit, Summerford spoke with students about personal responsibility, character, and the power of making good choices at an early age. The discussion focused on how decisions can shape future opportunities while also influencing classmates, family members, and the broader community.
In addition to addressing the students, Summerford also presented the “Power of 1 Award” to four fourth-grade students recognized for consistently demonstrating kindness, helpfulness, and positivity toward others throughout the school year.
Students receiving the recognition included:
- Emery Hernandez
- MollyDee Crowley Murdock
- John David Gibson
- Lydia Hood
The Power of 1 Award highlights students who have made a meaningful difference through positive actions and strong character, reinforcing the message that one person’s actions can have a significant impact on those around them.
Summerford commended the students for serving as positive examples among their peers and encouraged them to continue demonstrating leadership through kindness and good decision-making.
