CorpusRecord 11256

APS All Stars - Vanessa Aguilar

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Source
YouTube / Arlington Educational Television
Date
2025-07-31
Location
Arlington County, VA
Material
Transcript
Extent
223 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-03

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001Because every summer we choose five employees that have been our allstars for the entire summer program. And congratulations, you have been chosen. >> Congratulations. >> Thank you. >> So in here you have a certificate for myself. That is so cool. In here you have a certificate to get a massage or facial, whatever you choose. You're going to get an invitation to have a lunch one poet and a gift certificate coming later as well. >> Are you seeing >> and some other little fun stuff for you there. So, let me read what was written about you. We get a lot of nominations and we only choose five and you were chosen for what was written here. It says that you consistently have brought a positive and welcoming energy to this summer in the classroom. This is Miss Missing. You've helped students feel safe and you supported them every single day. You've brought your compassion for each child and you took the time to understand their needs and their challenges. You were adaptable and you shine through every day smoothly handling even unexpected situations because you always tried to find a solution that supported the needs of that student. You communicate clearly and effectively with both students and staff and everyone stays informed and connected because of you. You are very dedicated and your teamwork stands out not only to support students but also the whole classroom environment and everyone who's here. >> And you are an invaluable asset to the team. You're reliable, communicative, engaging, compassionate, and adaptive. So congratulations to so many and

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