Spotlight - Students of the Month - September

Lena

Avery is a great example of what it looks like to be in the Merc Zone. She consistently demonstrates kindness, responsibility, and a positive attitude. Avery is a quiet leader that shows others how to be respectful, responsible, and safe. She is a wonderful role model.

- Avery Nelson, Kindergarten

sofia

Brielle is a wonderful example of what it means to be in the Merc Zone. She comes to school ready to learn and treats others with kindness and respect. Brielle makes responsible choices, follows classroom expectations, and works hard to do her best each day.

- Brielle Popp, 1st Grade

Vincent

Karsyn is a great example of a respectful, responsible, and safe student. He is kind to his teachers and classmates and always makes good choices. He follows classroom rules, takes responsibility for his work, and works hard each day.

- Karsyn Lamke, 2nd Grade

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Bennett is off to a great start this school year! He has been demonstrating the Merc Zone expectations of being respectful, responsible, and safe. He is always kind to his classmates and comes prepared to learn.

- Bennett Hayes, 3rd Grade

Isaac

Noe is a wonderful student who can be counted on to be responsible, respectful, and safe at school. He does a great job following directions, taking care of his responsibilities, and making good choices. Noe treats his classmates and teachers with kindness and respect.

- Noe Garcia-Aguilar, 4th Grade

Hazel

Alex has started the year off to a fantastic start! He has been doing an amazing job staying in the “Merc Zone” and consistently giving his best effort in everything he does. Alex follows directions the first time, works hard, and treats his classmates & adults with respect.

- Alex Wilkie, 5th Grade

Sierra

Harvey is off to a great start staying in the MERC Zone so far in 6th Grade! He follows directions the first time, stays on task, and works independently to complete his work. He has been kind to others and has welcomed classmates by making them feel included.

- Harvey Goodsky, 6th Grade