Adriana Taylor, 5th Grade
Kelly Bingham, 7th Grade
Grant Miller, 8th Grade
Christopher Smith, Kindergarten
Riley Brown, 5th Grade
Landon Lunsford, 1st Grade
Kadence Newkirk, 5th Grade
Kaylee Mills, 6th Grade
Braxton McCreary, 6th Grade
Evelyn Branch, 4th Grade
Chloe Johnson, Kindergarten
Emily Brown, 8th Grade
Douglas Elkins, 8th Grade
Gabby Thomas, 6th Grade
Lynsie Durham, 7th Grade
Kevin Brown, 6th Grade
Caroline Leblue, Kindergarten
Madison Marcum, 6th Grade
Jenna Jackson, 6th Grade
Ava Crawford, 6th Grade
Jaxon Hurley, 2nd Grade
Hayleigh Steele, 2nd Grade
Lillian Storms, Kindergarten
Lauren Blevins, 6th Grade
Jaydin Helton, 6th Grade
Kudos comes from the Greek word kydos, which means praise or renown.
In the Knox County Public Schools, we have hundreds of students who give their 110% best each day. They may not always be in the spotlight, but they choose to do the right thing and be a positive role model. Whether it is a personal achievement, demonstrating positive behavior through PBIS, or lending a helping hand, these students stand apart for their character and commitment. Give these students a “pat on the back“!
In KCPS, we think that every kid deserves a kudos!
The dictionary defines kudos as:
ku·dos /ˈk(y)o͞oˌdäs,ˈk(y)o͞oˌdōs/
noun
praise and honor received for an achievement.
compliments or congratulations.
Students are selected by their school leadership team for a kudos recognition. Their photo and story will appear on our Kudos to our Kids webpage and a personalized message from Superintendent Sprinkles will be sent to compliment and congratulate them.