Congrats AME class of ’23

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Anna Maria Elementary fifth-graders gather one last time May 22 in the auditorium at “the little school by the bay.” Islander Photo: Courtesy AME
AME fifth-grader Landon Reuter stands with art and drama teacher Gary Wooten May 22 during graduation. Wooten retired at the end of the school year after 23 years as an educator at AME. Islander Photo: Courtesy Sherri Bologonone
AME principal Mike Masiello opens a Hawaiian-themed ceremony May 22 and recognizes the successful 2022-23 school year. Islander Photo: Courtesy Stephanie Davis
AME fifth-grader Charlee Maize smiles May 22 with the Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island Service Above Self Award. Charlee was awarded $100 and her name will be added to a school plaque. Islander Photo: Courtesy AME

That’s a wrap!

Anna Maria Elementary’s auditorium filled May 22 with relatives and friends to celebrate fifth-grade achievements.

Principal Mike Masiello looked back at a positive school year and encouraged the class of 2023 to work hard in middle school.

Fifth-grade teachers Stephanie Davis and Sandra Fischer spoke about the AME family and thanked their students and parents for a special class of kids.

During the program, fifth-graders received the Presidential Silver and Gold certificates.

Gold certificates received straight A’s.

Rotary Club of Anna Maria Island member Judy Rup announced the Service Above Self Award to Charlee Maize, who will have her name added to a plaque in the media room and receive $100.

Sons of the American Revolution certificates for good citizenship, habits and patriotism went to Alexa Baugher and Holton Sebastian.

Congratulations class of 2023!

— Brook Morrison