Assemblyman Ra Recognizes Law Enforcement Appreciation Day With Student-Led "Praise Our Police" Initiative
Assemblyman Ed Ra (R-Franklin Square) introduced a resolution in the Assembly Chamber yesterday to honor Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in New York state. To mark the occasion, he invited schools from the 19th Assembly District to participate in his annual Praise Our Police (POP) program, which encourages students to create thoughtful cards, posters and letters of gratitude for local law enforcement officers.
“Each year, I’m inspired by the creativity and heartfelt appreciation our students show for the brave men and women in law enforcement,” said Ra. “Programs like Praise Our Police remind us of the importance of building meaningful connections between our community and the officers who dedicate their lives to keeping us safe. These small gestures of kindness go a long way in showing our respect and gratitude.”
“As always, I want to extend my sincere thanks to every law enforcement officer here in Nassau County and across the state. Your dedication and service are deeply valued and never taken for granted.”
Principal Deanna Sinito and students from Cornwell Avenue School pictured with letters for law enforcement officers.
Participating schools included George Washington School, Cornwell Avenue School, John Street School, Mineola Middle School, Mineola High School, Cherry Lane School, Garden City Park School and New Hyde Park Road School.
Assemblyman Ra represents the 19th District, which consists of Nassau County, including parts of the towns of Hempstead and North Hempstead. For more information, please visit Assemblyman Ra’s Official Website.