
Spotlight - Students of the Month - February

Watson has been working so hard to make safe and kind choices at school. Even when classmates make poor choices, Watson has stayed calm and used his coping strategies. Watson is showing great self-control by choosing to maintain a safe body, and good decision making.
- Watson Schmidt, Kindergarten

George is being recognized as Student of the Month for his outstanding social awareness skills. He consistently shows kindness and empathy toward others. He always notices when his classmates or teacher may need help. George includes others & provides comfort to his peers.
- George Haapoja, 1st Grade

Eliana is a positive role model in our class. We would like to recognize her for her social awareness skills. She is mindful, respectful, and supportive of her peers. While working in groups, Eliana listens, shares ideas, and considers other people’s ideas. Way to go!
- Eliana Johnson, 2nd Grade

Max is an excellent example of social awareness in our classroom. He is consistently kind and inclusive, and he has an impressive ability to read social situations and respond in thoughtful ways. Max is a supportive friend who notices when others are feeling sad or worried.
- Max Yamry, 3rd Grade

Somara consistently gets her work out and starts right on time, showing strong responsibility and excellent work habits. Somara is always willing to participate in class, and her positive attitude helps create a welcoming learning environment for everyone. She is kind.
- Somara Wynn-Akol, 4th Grade

Gryphon has been chosen as Student of the Month for his strong sense of social awareness. He consistently shows kindness & respect toward others, and he works hard in all that he does. Gryphon also has a natural ability to read social situations and understand expectations.
- Gryphon Pylvanen, 5th Grade

Ella consistently demonstrates what it means to be responsible, respectful, and self-aware. She comes to class each day ready to learn, knowing exactly what needs to be done and taking initiative to get started without reminders. Keep being amazing, Ella!
- Ella Muirhead, 6th Grade
