ROCHESTER, N.Y. — A dozen students from school districts across Monroe County were honored at the first “Do the Right Thing Award” ceremony of the school year.
The awards were handed out Thursday morning at the Public Safety Building downtown, and the Rochester Police Department has hosted the ceremony since 1995. News10NBC’s Emily Putnam emceed the event.
“The actions you took and continue to take influence not only your lives but how are they going to go on to influence others and that’s what makes our community strong,” said Rochester Police Department Chief Dave Smith.
News10NBC TODAY and News10NBC at 4 will highlight a different winner each day during the weekday newscast next week. You can see the stories of past winners here.
Nominations for the “Do the Right Thing Award” are open year-round, and more information about nominating a student can be found by clicking here.
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