
Spotlight - Students of the Month - January

Niko does a great job at showing love in our classroom. His love for his classmates is shown by helping them whenever they need and by being a caring friend to everyone. Niko has a big heart and I can count on him to include others if someone is being left out.
- Niko Hawkinson, Kindergarten

Hazel’s kindness and positive attitude makes our classroom a better place. She always includes others, makes everyone feel welcome, and encourages her classmates to do their best. She is so thoughtful and helpful. Always willing to help her peers and teachers.
- Hazel Atwood, 1st Grade

Theo’s empathetic and caring personality is a great example of what love looks and feels like. He encourages classmates to do well, compliments others, and is always available to help in times of need. Theo expresses love for others by inviting others to play with him.
- Theo Olson, 2nd Grade

Presley does a great job of representing love in our classroom. She is very kind and bubbly with everyone. She is flexible and willing to accept another student into her group during work time, and I can always count on her to help another student with anything they need.
- Presley Meld, 3rd Grade

Denny is a great friend to his classmates and enjoys helping others. He shows kindness and compassion towards others. Whenever the need arises to help others, Denny always steps up. We had a new student start the other day and Denny helped him the schedule and supplies.
- Denny Oihus, 4th Grade

Bentley does a wonderful job representing 5th grade. He exemplifies what it means to be a truly exceptional student—one who is caring, hardworking, compassionate, and honest. Bentley always puts others before himself, showing kindness and empathy to classmates & teachers.
- Bentley Schmelzer, 5th Grade

Ellie is a helpful, respectful member of the 6th-grade community. She consistently demonstrates kindness and compassion towards her peers, making her a joy to have in the classroom. Her willingness to help others helps promote a positive learning environment.
- Elizabeth Koehler, 6th Grade