Magnolia Elementary honors its good citizens

First-grade: Gabrielle Abogadie, Diamond Jones, Hailey Ng, Khiari Speaks, Lovely Tejano, Sreesh Poudyal, Anjali Deonarain, Kyra Greenfield, Ryan Greenfield, Ashley Henry, Amir Langston, Genesis Montiero, Sarah Nguyen, Kehinde Ogedengbe, Kahlil Simpson, Alden Switzer, Amari Tucker.

Second-grade: Kiara Bennett, Megan Coleman, Kathleen Diaz, Shayne Hardwick, Dwayne Harrison, Nneamaka Okoroise, Jeffrey Ramos, Sydney Rosebar, Thomasina Smith, Myawna Suggs, Farida Abubakar, Taylor Anderson, Deon Cain, Daylin Davis, Brielle Douglas, Lalah Egerson, Christopher Garcia, Charles Johnson, Syed Faheel Kamran, Rebecca Kargbo, Tamia Smith, Florence Ugboke, Jennifer Uzor.

Third-grade: Kennedy Blow, Taylor Boone, Rashad Cager, A’zhane Eberhardt, Adilia Espinoza-Jones, Niah Karaye, Fatima Kargbo, Alonte Logan, Malik Moses, Ngone Sall, Rashonna Payne, Jane Sagoe, Katelyn Van Dyke.

Fourth-grade: Jared Alindogan, Ralia Aminu, Dafne Ayala Bonilla, Elizabeth Fuller, Jordan Love, Joshua Robinson, Nanci Cabrera, Capri Joppy, Madison Maragliano, Yashpal Singh, Rafael Verzonilla.

Fifth-grade: John Aderotoya, Bunmi Aladejana, Ronna Briscoe, Daniel Cabrera, Kacia Davis, Jamia Dove, Tamia Dove, Taiha Greenfield, Jada Harris, Cindy Makori, Hannah Najiy, Tranel Robinson, Tyra Rudder, Tyre Rudder, Sandra Sagoe, Alyse Wells.

Sixth-grade: Ciara Anberson, Caleb Fuller, Kathy Garcia, Kaylea Granville, Aaron Harawa, Zainab Kargbo, Ashar Malik, Mercure Nganyang, Emanuel Tejano, Imani Powell, Yasmine Qudah, Bria Smart.

Military news

Navy Seaman Apprentice Bavis A. Baker, son of Roseline Mushi of Greenbelt, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.

Greenbelt artist placesin Bowie contest

Greenbelt resident Thelma Loret de Mola placed third in the Advanced Slides category with her entry, ‘‘Pretty in Pink,” at the Bowie Crofton Camera Club’s monthly photography competition.

Enjoy an Artful Afternoon

Celebrate Greenbelt’s 70th anniversary at the Greenbelt Day Weekend Artful Afternoon 1 to 5 p.m. June 1 at the Greenbelt Community Center, 15 Crescent Road. There will be a group art project, an historic tombstone lecture from a criminal justice historian, photo contest and music. The event is free. Call 301-397-2208.

Children’s centerbecomes accredited

The Greenbelt Children’s Center was recently awarded the gold standard of high quality early education and care for pre-school and achieved accreditation by the National Association for the Education of Young Children. The center met all 10 of the NAEYC’s Early Childhood Program standards.

Rinsing your carfor a good cause

Hyattsville-based nonprofit veterans support group Wishing Well Inc. will hold a Memorial Day fundraiser car wash 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at H&C Auto Repair and Service, 11528 Baltimore Ave. in Beltsville. Wishing Well Inc. will hold car wash fundraisers every Saturday throughout the spring and summer months. Call 301-980-4262 or e-mail events@wishingwelloutreach.org to volunteer.

Red Cross lookingfor youth volunteers

The Greater Chesapeake and Potomac Blood Services Region of the American Red Cross is seeking county youth volunteers for the summer. The Red Cross wants volunteers to assist staff at blood collection sites in the area. Youth volunteers greet donors, offer them information and refreshments, and observe them for post-donation reactions. There will be a training session for interested youth 10 a.m. to noon June 26 at the Red Cross’ Prince George’s County office at 6206 Belcrest Road in Hyattsville. Volunteers can earn service learning hours for their participation. Volunteers are asked to commit to six operations over the summer, with individual shifts lasting about five hours each. The position is for teenagers at least 14 years old who have their own transportation.

Attend summer camp

Prince George’s County Public Schools is running its Up, Up and Away summer program for middle school students. This year’s program will be held at the University of Maryland, College Park.

The Up, Up and Away program teaches students about the science of flight through demonstrations, hands-on projects, field trips and guest speakers.

The camp runs July 7-18, Monday through Friday. Days begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 3:30 p.m. Before care and after care are available at 8 a.m. and until 4 p.m.

The program is open to all students entering sixth, seventh and eighth grades. Students are required to bring lunch every day, as none is provided.

The camp costs $300 before May 31 and $325 after that. Before and after care are both $25, but both can be purchased for $40. Call program coordinator Bruk Berhane at 301-405-8106.