Not long after Brier Terrace Middle School student Alysabeta Barrett began babysitting, the skills she learned in her babysitting classes helped her save the life of a young child in her care — and according to the Edmonds School District, she received the Girl Scout Medal of Honor for her heroic actions.
The Medal of Honor is a lifesaving award given by Girl Scouts of the USA to girls who have saved or attempted to save a human life under circumstances that indicate heroism, and is reserved for those who have performed heroic acts beyond the degree of maturity and training to be expected at their age.
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