Today, more than 400 5th grade students from Grandview, Heard Magnet, Montana Street, Cloverdale, & Hidden Lake Elementary filled the gymnasium at Northview High School. After finishing 10 weeks in the Super Citizen Program, they are gathered to celebrate their accomplishments and honor local heroes from the stage.
These students have learned their important roles in America’s future thanks to an immersive experience in civics, character, financial literacy and social studies. And in the closing piece of the program, Torch Teams, students are applying those crucial lessons in the real world.
Students chose heroes who embodied the traits of amazing citizens and read essays from stage before presenting them with Authentic Liberty Replicas . They learned that “when you honor a hero, you become a hero!”
See the heroes honored in the photo gallery below!
Today’s event and the donation of Super Citizen teaching kits was made possible by the Houston County Community Alliance. With their help, we are teaching, inspiring and empowering our Next Great Americans.
Did you see today’s event? Were you as emotional as we were? Will you help us continue this amazing mission? 

Jean Sasson, just one of today’s honored heroes says, “You can tell that this liberty event is going to change a lot of lives for these young people. It’s going to make better citizens out of these kids. It’s never been more important. It instills in a child the desire to help others and make this world a better place. I’ve never been more impressed.”

Pat Hart, honored for her work with Inspire to Aspire, says, “When you know who you are, and what your values and characteristics are, then no-one can change that. You can go out and be the best citizen you can possibly be.”