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Community Helper Award

October 3, 2025

Jiya Patel was nominated by Ms. Allen and her classmates for going above and beyond for others with a servant heart, always striving to put others first.

The Community Helper Award is presented to students who strive to make our school a better place for everyone. Way to go, Jiya!

February 6, 2026

Lesley Phelps was nominated by Ms. Allen and her classmates. She goes above and beyond for others by serving her school community and always going the extra mile to help others and her teacher. Lesley is always striving to put others first.

The Community Helper Award is presented to students who strive to make our school a better place for everyone. Way to go, Lesley!

April 24, 2026

Student stands in front of a red cardinal banner, holding a “Community Helper Award” certificate reading “Presented to Ty Ray.

Taylor County Intermediate School 5th grader Ty Ray received the Community Helper Award for being a true community helper by showing kindness, responsibility, and a willingness to make a difference in our school and community!

May 1, 2026

Student stands in front of a red cardinal banner, holding a “Community Helper Award” certificate reading “Presented to Ty Ray.

Charli Hedgespeth, Gracie Cook, and Rylen Cochran were nominated by Mrs. Poff, Mrs. King, and Mrs. Allen, and their classmates. They all go above and beyond for others by serving their school community, and always going the extra mile to help others and their teachers.

The Community Helper Award is presented to students who strive to make our school a better place for everyone. Way to go, girls!