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Student Peace Award Presented to FCPS Summer
Solomon Weisgerber Food Service
Program Sites for
Senior Solomon Weisgerber was Courtesy Photo
selected as this year’s recipient of the 2018
“Student Peace Award of Frederick The Frederick County Public
County,” representing Catoctin High Schools Food and Nutrition Services
School. Department is participating in
Solomon is recognized at Catoctin
High as someone with a positive, caring the United States Department of
Agriculture Summer Food Service
attitude, who promotes peace among Program to provide free breakfast
those around him, always smiling and lunch at some local schools.
and cheerful, willing to hear the other The schools listed below will
side and respect the opinion of others, provided free meals on a first-come,
someone who will sit down with first-served basis to all children ages
someone who is struggling or upset in 18 and under (including those not
an effort to be of help. enrolled at FCPS) and to adults
Solomon said, “The name Solomon
actually means peaceful, and I act on enrolled in an educational program
for persons with disabilities.
this by helping others find peace with Free meals will be provided
themselves and in their lives through
Your Good News Community Newspaper Jesus Christ.” Mondays-Thursdays from June
Serving Northern Frederick County, 18-August 16, with breakfast from
Maryland, Since 1995 Each year, high schools in Frederick 9-9:30 a.m., and lunch from 11:30
County are invited to choose one of a.m.-12:30 p.m.:
their students to receive the “Student Pictured are Solomon Weisgerber and Catoctin
High School Principal Bernard Quesada.
Peace Award of Frederick County.” • Ballenger Creek Elementary
The purpose of the award is to honor students who are helping to make our • Frederick High
world a better place by promoting the values of peacemaking, conflict resolution, • Governor Thomas Johnson Middle
and respect for all people. This year all eleven public high schools and two
private high schools in Frederick County selected a student to receive the award. • Monocacy Elementary
The award comes with a $200 check and a $100 contribution to the charity • Monocacy Middle
of the student’s choice. For his designated charity, Solomon has chosen Brooke’s • Thurmont Elementary
House, a home for adult women recovering from alcohol and substance use • Waverley Elementary
disorder, located in Hagerstown, Maryland. • Whittier Elementary
Awards were formally presented at a peace conference and awards ceremony
held at Friends Meeting School in Ijamsville, on April 14, 2018. Marie’s
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