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2017 Legacy Award Winners Lyndsay Elizabeth Brooks Lyndsay remembers wanting to be a veterinarian when she was a child. Now that she is closer to being “grown up,” she plans to become a pediatrician and care for children. She will be majoring in Biology this fall in preparation for medical school. For the past three years, she has been a Student Volunteer at Anne Arundel Medical Center. Currently, she works in the Pediatric Emergency Room. She finds the time she spends there to be very rewarding and hopes to make it her career. SCPC created for her a safe, friendly environment where she always felt loved, accepted and nurtured. The community of the Co-Op helped her family through a very difficult time, and not only was she offered comfort and understanding; she was given the opportunity to thrive. And if that were not enough, she even met her best friend there, Kate Gott! The community atmosphere she experienced at the Co-Op has certainly helped to shape her worldview and she hopes to carry that ideal with her wherever her life leads. Since her years at SCPC, she has several accomplishments of which she is quite proud. Lyndsay has been recognized as a Carson Scholar the past 5 years. She is most proud of this accomplishment because it requires not just high academic achievement, but strong community service ties as well, and one must reapply for recognition each year. Being part of this group has and will always remind her that striving for goals are essential in life. For the past 15 years, Lyndsey has been dancing ballet at L’Ecole de Danse, and for the past 5 years, she has danced with the Chesapeake Ballet Company, performing in their annual Nutcracker and Spring Productions. She also enjoys Lyrical and Modern Dance. Recently she was elected Treasurer of the South River High School Chapter of the National Honor Society. Similar to Carson Scholars, NHL binds excellence in academics and service. For the past two years, she has also chaired the Chemo Care Bags Committee for National Honor Society, organizing donations and the delivery of comfort items for patients undergoing chemotherapy at local hospitals. While she was a student at SCPC, she had a parent who was diagnosed with cancer and required chemo. Her SCPC teachers, classmates and their families were so supportive to her and her family during that difficult period. Lyndsay says that “being involved with Chemo Care Bags is just one way that I try to ‘pay it forward.’” Lyndsay has worked on several mission projects through the Youth Group at her church (Holy Family in Davidsonville) both locally and in Baltimore. Since Middle School, she has assisted in Children’s Vacation Bible Camps at both Holy Family and with Kate and her church, Annapolis Evangelical Presbyterian. Lastly, Kate and Lyndsay earned their Girl Scout Silver Awards in 2013 in part due to the reconstruction of the playhouse at SCPC. They wanted to pour their energies into something that held meaning for them both and the playhouse, where they spent so many wonderful hours together, was the logical choice. They enlisted their families and local businesses for donations of time, expertise and materials to bring the playhouse back to its original glory. Lyndsay has so many fond memories of her time at SCPC! Her very favorite memory was Beach Day, 2004. She clearly remembers sharing her “Hello Kitty” beach towel with Kate, and pretending to sun bathe in their bathing suits and sunglasses. It was also her 5th Birthday that day, making it an extra-special memory for her. 6 A message from Lyndsay to future generations of SCPC graduates is to keep in touch with those you meet at SCPC. “These are good people. They make the best memories…and the best life-long friends! And, when you grow up and have children of your own, be sure to find them a school just like SCPC!”
Katherine Victoria Gott Kate’s years at South County Pre-K Co-Op helped her learn the most important things in life: how to share, how to be flexible and how to be a friend. She believes that learning through play is the best way to start a child’s journey of learning. Miss Barb and Miss Ann taught her so many things all while having fun. She and her friends were free to be little kids and do all the things little children should do -- paint, build with blocks, sing songs, play games, run outdoors, and much more! Kate feels that all of this helped shape the person that she is today. Kate has many memories from SCPC, when she was little she wanted to be an Astronaut. For Christmas one year she asked for a telescope and a globe. She also remembers playing in the housekeeping area with her best friend, Lyndsay Brooks. And her fondest memory at SCPC was being Star Of The Day! The SCPC helped Kate in getting straight A’s in school, earning a spot in the Maryland Junior and Senior All State Chorus, landing a lead role in her high school’s musical this year, performing at Carnegie Hall with All Children’s Chorus of Annapolis and earning the Girl Scout’s Bronze and Silver awards. Her best friend Lyndsay and Kate chose to makeover the playhouse at SCPC for their Sliver Award in highschool. They loved playing in the housekeeping area when at SCPC, it was their favorite activity at school. They added wallpaper, curtains, and flowers, put shingles on the roof, painted a washing machine on one of the cabinets, purchased dishes and added new dress-up clothes as well as organized the toys in the house. Kate remembers, “It was a lot of fun and a way to give back to our favorite teachers and the school we love!” In her free time Kate enjoys spending time with her close friends, playing the ukulele, singing, performing in school dramas and musicals, and anything to do with fashion. Kate hopes future generations at SCPC will always remember the time they spent there with fondness. She hopes those students and their parents never underestimate the power of learning through play. Legacy Awards EACH YEAR, WE RECOGNIZE A MEMBER OF THE SCPC ALUMNI FAMILY FOR THEIR OUTSTANDING COMMITMENT TO THE POSITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF YOUNG CHILDREN AND OTHER COMMUNITY EFFORTS. THIS IS THE 4TH & 5TH ANNUAL AWARD GIVEN! 7
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