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One Week Left to Vote in 2019 Cintas Custodian of the Year Contest
CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- There's only one week left to cast your vote in Cintas Corporation's (NASDAQ:CTAS) 2019 Custodian of the Year contest. Voting
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[{"type":"text","content":"CINCINNATI--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- There's only one week left to cast your vote in Cintas Corporation's (NASDAQ:CTAS) 2019 Custodian of the Year contest. Voting closes at 11:59 p.m. PT on Friday, April 19. The nation's top 10 finalists include a diverse group of talented and dedicated school custodians. Vote for your favorite custodian at www.cintas.com/BestCustodian.The winner of the 2019 Custodian of the Year contest will receive a $5,000 cash prize along with $5,000 in products and services for his or her school from Cintas and Rubbermaid Commercial Products - not to mention bragging rights.The top 10 finalists in the 2019 Custodian of the Year contest include:Angel Aviles - Main Street School (Irvington, N.Y.)Keeping a 100-year-old building filled with energetic elementary students in great shape can be a difficult task - but not for Angel Aviles, Main Street School's beloved custodian. Whether he's climbing the fire ladder to take pictures of the whole school (even though he's scared of heights) or spending his weekend installing a new playground for the kids, Angel takes his responsibilities to new heights. Micah Bootz - Sullivan Elementary School (Green Bay, Wis.)With more than 620 students and nearly 100 staff members, Sullivan is Green Bay's largest elementary school and requires someone who can keep up with it all through rain, shine and record-breaking snowstorms. Luckily, Mr. Bootz is the perfect man for the job. A former teacher, Mr. Bootz is a natural with the students and is often found giving out fist-bumps, sitting beside students who could use a buddy at lunch and editing a student's news story for the school's digital newspaper. Miguel Cuellar - McKinley Elementary - (San Francisco, Calif.)Most children don't fight over who gets to sweep up the messy cafeteria floor, but if it means getting to spend some quality time with Mr. Miguel, McKinley Elementary School's custodian, the line of students extends down the hall! From putting in overtime to help with renovations, to speaking Spanish with Hispanic students to ensure they feel welcomed and valued, Mr. Miguel goes above and beyond all expectations to make the school a clean, fun and thriving learning environment. Howard Edwards - Cardinal John Foley Regional Catholic School (Havertown, Pa.)When it comes to making holidays and school events special for students and ...