Spotlight - Students of the Month - MAY

Lena

Kimber is Kindergarten’s pick for responsible decision-making. She is a kind, hardworking student who consistently does her best each day. Kimber follows directions, makes thoughtful and safe choices, and takes responsibility for her actions. She works hard to stay on task.

- Kimber Semmler, Kindergarten

sofia

Roman is being recognized for responsible decision-making. He has made great progress in stopping to think before he acts and making choices that help him stay in the MERC zone. Roman has also worked hard to use self-control and listen to reminders.

- Roman Kremer, 1st Grade

Vincent

Charles makes responsible decision-making look easy. He uses empathy, a positive attitude, and a strong work ethic to make good choices and help him succeed. Charles also includes others so everyone feels welcome. Great job, Charles!

- Charles Bowerman, 2nd Grade

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Vivian is an excellent example of what it means to make good choices and be a positive role model in our classroom community. In addition to her responsible decision making, she is also a hard worker, always putting forth her best effort. She participates enthusiastically.

- Vivian Goodsky, 3rd Grade

Isaac

Kalia is new to our school this year and is a thoughtful and responsible decision maker who consistently makes positive choices both in and out of the classroom. She takes ownership of her actions, and thinks carefully before making decisions,

- Kalia Scott, 4th Grade

Hazel

Aurora earned Student of the Month for her excellent decision-making skills and strong work ethic. She consistently prioritizes her school work and always gives her best effort in everything she does. Once her work is completed, Aurora is quick to offer help to others.

- Aurora Connors, 5th Grade

Sierra

We are proud to recognize Piper who truly embodies responsibility and a strong character. She consistently makes thoughtful, positive decisions and sets a great example for those around her. Her bright and bubbly personality brings joy to our classroom.

- Piper Maring, 6th Grade