Student of the Month
December 2015
Compassion
Students (left to right) Macy Poole, Brooke Sharp, Charles Macy, Ezra Hutchinson, Hailey Herndon, Jack Favreau, Madison Nakata, Abigail Rich,
Scott Knoll
Back Row: Mr. Bob
Madison is one of the most compassionate students in our school! She has truly earned the student of the month for compassion. Madison has
a very considerate and caring heart and is always looking after others. If someone is feeling sad, Madison is there to help them feel better. If
someone is hurt, she wants to help. If one of her peers has lost a crayon, she will offer to share hers first. It is a joy to see how kind she is
towards others. What a wonderful character trait to have and celebrate! Keep up the great work, Madison!!
~Mrs. Medrano
Tiffany is a very kind, caring, and compassionate individual. She is always making choices that show her kindness towards others. Tiffany is a
great helper and always tries to assist friends in need. I am so happy that Tiffany is such a great example of how to treat others with
compassion.
~Mrs. Otterbein
Jack Favreau is our student of the month for Compassion. Jack is a very compassionate student and a great friend to his classmates. He is always
there to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs it and is the first to try to cheer someone up when they are down. He always has a smile on
his face and kind words to say. Keep up the great work, Jack!
~Miss Kraus
Our December student of the month for compassion is Abigail Rich. Abigail is a kind and caring student. She is the first to help a friend in need
and comfort someone who is feeling down. Abigail puts others first and always uses kind words. She is a great role model to her peers on how
we should all treat others. Thank you Abigail for being a compassionate friend in our classroom!
~Miss Bildner
I have chosen Hailey as student of the month for compassion. Hailey has a strong desire to help her classmates. She shows concern and
empathy for others that are struggling with assignments, or feeling bad. She treats them with kindness and tenderness. She is fair and friendly to
everyone.
Ms. Kozara
Ezra shows compassion daily towards his peers. He attempts to identify with those that are very different from him and tries to understand
their feelings and actions. He is a good friend and mentor to those around him. I am proud of the example that he sets for others!
~Mrs. Fowler
Charlie Macy is the student that stands out as a caring, compassionate person in the third grade classroom. He is empathetic of others feelings
on a daily basis. If someone does not like a situation, he tries to fix the situation or walks away to get help. He is kind and caring of others
around him at all times. Charlie has a great deal of tolerance to ignore peer pressure and do what is right. What a great character trait to
represent. Thank you Charlie for your kind heart and continuing to do what is right.
~Mrs. Russell
My choice for student of the month for compassion is Brooke Sharpe. She exudes this trait by being respectful and truly caring about the people
around her. She is respectful to her piers and helpful to younger students and teachers. When someone is feeling down Brooke is right there to
pick them up. Her positive attitude towards life and her ability to always make me smile are just a couple of the many reasons I chose Brooke as
student of the month.
~Mr. Draheim
Macy is someone who is compassionate; she feels a strong sense of sadness when she sees others who are suffering. And as a compassionate
person Macy always tries to do something to help ease the suffering of others. Macy is always caring, comforting, and supporting her peers. She
is a pleasure to have in class and a role model to her peers.
~Mr. Trumble
The student of the month is Sam Willes. Sam shows compassion in our class by helping fellow classmates with things they do not understand, or
by loaning them a pencil or other items that they need. He also shows compassion to others in the school by being a friend to them. I heard a
conversation he had with a new student trying to get them to join basketball. He did this in a very inviting way, no pressure just friendship. Sam
is certainly an asset to our class.
Mrs. Fix
Scott Knoll best exemplifies the pillar of Compassion in many ways. He is always willing to lend a hand to a classmate in need and
sincerely helps when called upon. Scott brings out the best in his peers by leading them to understanding and caring about other’s
success alongside his own. Great work, Scott.
~Mr. Blanchard