In a momentous victory for both herself and her school community, Tymber Garrett, a fourth-grade student from Metcalfe County, has been elected as the Kentucky State Vice President of the Beta Club. Tymber’s remarkable achievement not only showcases her leadership prowess at a young age but also serves as an inspiration to her peers and educators alike.
Tymber stood out among her fellow candidates with her unwavering commitment to service and her innovative ideas for fostering positive change within the organization.
Garrett’s journey to leadership began with her active involvement in making a difference in her community. One project, a lemonade stand that she started has given hundreds of dollars to the local animal shelter, and raised around a thousand to aid those in Eastern Kentucky effected by flooding.
Audio Player“This is tremendous achievement for Tymber,” Metcalfe County Beta Sponsor Lindsay Thomas explained. “We are extremely proud of her and her classmates who worked side by side to create slogan and campaign skit. Timber’s hardwork, dedication, integrity, goodwill, and creativity are qualities that will make her a great leader, not just in Beta but in life.”
Audio PlayerGarrett’s campaign resonated with her peers and Beta Club advisors, who were impressed by her vision for enhancing community engagement. Thomas explained more about Garrett’s campaign.
Audio PlayerGarrett’s triumph serves as a reminder that leadership knows no age boundaries and that with dedication, perseverance, and a heart full of compassion, anything is possible. As she embarks on this new chapter of her journey, which will be taking her to Savannah, Georgia for the National Beta Convention, Tymber Garrett stands as a shining example of the power of youth leadership and the limitless potential that lies within each and every individual.
