CorpusRecord 11268

Lily Nightingale | Innovation

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Source
YouTube / Arlington Educational Television
Date
2025-06-05
Location
Arlington County, VA
Material
Transcript
Extent
216 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-03

Transcript

Verbatim source text

001How's everyone? Very well, thanks. How are you? Very good. Hello. Well, I am happy to be here for a little special surprise. I don't know if you all know, but every month I go around APS and we honor five employees of the month, our APS all-star for the month of June. I'm so happy to honor Miss Lily. What a surprise. So, Miss, we have um $75 gift card from Amazon in here, a certificate to get a massage, a facial, or whatever you like, self-care, and also an invitation for next Friday for a lunchon with all the winners at Bus Boy and Poets. So, we'll make sure you get coverage to come have lunch with us. And here is your other little gift in there. So, let's see. We get a lot of nominations. So let

002me read what was written about you by Miss Hyatt who nominated you. Uh it says that you are meticulous, welcoming, resourceful, supportive and trustworthy. Uh Lily our school registar is an exceptional staff member whose meticulous attention to detail ensures our families are welcomed from the day they register. Lily is quick to find answers to questions and always lends a hand with students needs even when it falls outside of the job description. Lily goes above and beyond to make our school welcoming, offering tours to our families to help them feel comfortable and at ease. For many of our students, Lily is a trusted adult they can talk to or visit if they need a break from their day. Lily's dedication to creating a supportive and inclusive environment is why Lily deserves to be an all-star and

003an invaluable member of our community. Congratulations.

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