Two PCPS Grads Recognized for Perfect K-12 Attendance
Polk County Public Schools | June 9, 2021
When was the last time Kamryn Cribbs or Logan Duncan missed a day of school?
That’s easy: never. Not even once, from kindergarten through 12th grade.
Both students were honored for their exceptional attendance records during yesterday’s school board meeting.
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Cribbs just graduated from Bartow High and will continue her education at Polk State College. She plans to eventually transfer to a university to study law.
“I just felt like it was my responsibility to go to school,” Cribbs said. “When I was about in third grade I came home from school and looked at my mom and said, ‘I’m never missing a day of school, ever.’ I thought attendance was important.”
Duncan graduated this year from International Baccalaureate at Bartow High. He intends to pursue a business degree at the University of South Florida and go to law school.
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“From a young age my grandpa always told me that how hard I work now influences how hard I have to work when I get older,” Duncan said. “For me it was never really a goal to do this (perfect attendance), but in elementary school it just kinda happened, in middle school it just kinda happened, and by the time I got to high school I realized I was too close to quit. I had to keep it going.”