Spotlight - Students of the Month - November

Lena

Mason has done a great job showing self-awareness this month. He knows his strengths and uses them to help him do his best work each day. When challenges come up, Mason takes time to reflect and make thoughtful choices. He listens to feedback, stays positive, and works hard.

- Mason Boyd, Kindergarten

sofia

Theo consistently demonstrates self-awareness and has a positive attitude toward learning. He takes pride in his work and shows great maturity when something doesn’t go as planned. Instead of getting frustrated, Theo reflects, finds a solution, and tries again.

- Theodore Strang, 1st Grade

Vincent

Cece is a wonderful example of a student of the month. She is almost always in the Merc Zone, showing how to be respectful, responsible, and safe. Cece also demonstrates an understanding of this month's topic, self-awareness.

- Cecilia Oihus, 2nd Grade

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Scout shows a sense of self-awareness beyond her years every day in our classroom. Scout’s kindness and thoughtfulness shine through in the way she treats others and in how she thinks about her own learning. Third grade is proud of Scout!

- Scout Fischer, 3rd Grade

Isaac

Remington shows strong self-awareness in the classroom. He knows when he’s getting off task and quietly reminds himself to focus on his work. If he feels frustrated with a difficult assignment, he asks for help, then comes back ready to try again.

- Remington Gould, 4th Grade

Hazel

5th Grade is so proud to recognize Macy for her sense of self-awareness. Macy is in tune with her thoughts, feelings, and actions. She recognizes when an assignment is getting challenging and takes responsibility for getting help. She works hard at every task.

- Macy Nolan, 5th Grade

Sierra

Aaryn is student of the month due to the good choices she makes daily. She shows a strong sense of self-awareness by staying on task, and not allowing others to distract her. She is kind to others and very respectful towards staff. She tries her hardest to complete work.

- Aaryn Brooks, 6th Grade