Riders of the Week
April 17, 2014
“Preparing Students for Their Future”
FL Moffett: Ayden Eaves and Fernanda Almaguer
Ayden Eaves is in Mrs. Rowlett's Kindergarten class. The Dinosaur Movie and dinosaur books are his favorite. His
teacher, Mrs. Rowlett is Ayden's role model, because she is a nice teacher. He really wants to be famous for being a fire
fighter and helping people by putting out fires. He enjoys playing with friends and playing Ninjas for fun. Ayden was chosen as FL Moffett's Rider of the Week because he is a caring student that shows enthusiasm for learning. He is a great
helper and a great listener, too. Ayden is kind to others and a good friend. He displays the great qualities of a Roughrider!
Fernanda Almaguer is in Mrs. Fitgerald's Kindergarten class. The Three Bears is her favorite book to read,
and Rio is her favorite movie to watch. Fernanda's role
model is Coach Suell, because he is a good teacher and
she likes to go to his class. She wants to be a teacher
when she grows up, because she likes school. Fernanda
likes to do papers and write on the white board. Just for
fun, she likes to read and go outside to play at recess.
She also enjoys playing basketball at her Aunt’s house
with her cousin. Fernanda always has a smile on her face
and is willing to help teachers and friends with anything
that is needed. She is a very hard worker, and she desires to do her best at all times. Fernanda brings joy to
the classroom, and she is a great role model for the campus. This is what makes Fernanda one of FL Moffett's
Riders of the Week!
Center Elementary: Adrian Gonzalez and Dianna Camacho
Adrian Gonzalez is in Ms. Dillard's Second Grade class. His favorite movie
is Rio because it is funny, and he loves to laugh. His Dad is his role model,
because he taught Adrian how to ride a scooter, how to play tennis, and he is
always nice to others. Adrian really wants to be a famous soccer player so he
can be seen on TV. He loves to play Hide-N-Seek with his brother and sister
when he gets home. Adrian’s teacher Mrs. Dillard says, “Adrian is an outstanding student that always works hard and does his best!” Don’t let
Adrian’s quiet nature fool you; he is always listening and paying attention.
He is a kind student that is respectful to others. This is why Adrian is a Super Star at CES!
Dianna Camacho is in Ms. Davidson's Second Grade class. Her favorite
movie is Frozen because she loves the graphics, and the story is really neat.
Her role model is her Dad, because he teaches her how to do things like fish,
ride a bike and a four wheeler. He is always nice to her and takes the time
to play with her. Dianna would love to grow up to be a famous Doctor so
when her parents grow old, she can take care of them. She loves to go hunting for deer and pigs with her dad. Mrs. Davidson, Dianna’s teacher, describes her like this, “Always kind to her classmates, I love how Dianna sets
the example for others to follow.” Dianna is polite to everyone, adult and
child alike and she never has to be reminded to do her best because she is
always doing it. These are just a few of the reasons why Dianna is a Super
Star at CES!
Center Intermediate: Abby Sneed and Collin Jones
Abby Sneed is in Fourth Grade. Her favorite movie is Winn-Dixie and her favorite
book is The Lost Dog. Abby chose her sister, Casey as her role model because she will
spend time with her and play with her. Abby also says that Casey sings well. She
hopes to grow up and become a famous country singer. Abby loves to play softball and
baseball with her brothers and sisters. They have enough for a whole team...six total!
She also likes to do crafts and make bracelets. Abby was chosen as Rider of the Week
because she does her best and is helpful to other classmates. She is very kind and
compassionate to her peers and teachers. Abby has an endearing smile and is a joy to
be around.
Collin Jones is in Fifth Grade. He says that he never gets tired of watching The
Three Stooges. His role model is Adrian Beltre, 3rd Baseman for the Texas Rangers.
Collin hopes to become famous from playing baseball. He really wants to continue to
play baseball in high school, college, and eventually professionally. For fun, he loves to
play baseball, riding four wheelers, fishing, and getting together with friends. Collin
was chosen as Rider of the Week because he has a wonderful attitude and puts forth great effort. He is helpful and kind to his fellow classmates. Collin has a contagious grin that makes you smile and have a better day.
Center Middle School: Taylor Nichols and Oscar Vasquez
Taylor Nichols and Oscar Vasquez have been chosen as CMS Riders of the Week. Taylor is a member of
the band and made All-Region. She plays second base for a select softball team, Louisiana Freedom. She also plays volleyball, basketball, and runs track. She is in JCC and attends Jackson Baptist
Church. Her mother is her role model because she has a positive outlook on life, always listens, and is
there through thick and thin. Taylor hopes to attend SFA and play softball and/or basketball. Her career goal is to become a sports trainer or coach. Eighth grade has been a lot of fun for Taylor and her
friends, Chasity and Elizabeth, have made it even better. Taylor was nominated by her ELA teacher,
Lacey Pierce, who says Taylor is an amazing young student! She always
keeps a positive attitude and strives to put forth her very best effort. Her determination and 100% at everything she does is why she was nominated for
this recognition.
Oscar Vasquez enjoys listening to music and drawing. His favorite band is
Skillet. He is a member of CMS band and would like to be famous one day for
being a musician. After graduating from high school, he wants to go to Bard
College. Oscar’s role model is his brother, Israel, who is always there for him. Oscar thinks of Israel as
more of a dad than a brother. A career in the medical field is the ultimate goal for Oscar. He has been
inspired to become a surgeon because his brother, Hugo, has had to have extensive highly skilled medical
care. Oscar is a sweet, caring person. He was nominated by Career Tech teacher, Gladys Andrews, who
says Oscar is a total joy to teach. Without being asked, he helps another student with limited English on
a daily basis. He has a genuine concern for others. His smile and magnificent personality will surely be
missed when he leaves eighth grade. Congratulations to these two exemplar students!
Center High School: Haley Hockenberry and Austin Craig
Haley Hockenberry and Austin Craig are this week’s CHS Riders of the Week. They are both
Freshmen and are very active members of the campus. Haley says that her favorite movie is
Remember the Titans. Her Grandfather is her role model because he is always willing to help
those in need. Haley really hopes to attain fame by helping find a cure for cancer because she
has had many family members diagnosed with it and have passed. She knows the pain and
suffering it causes and hopes to bring it to an end. She plans to attend a top ranked university that emphasizes math and science. She is a member of Beta Club, JCC, UIL Number
Sense and Mathematics teams, Band, 1st Lieutenant for Chaparrals, and is involved in competitive dance and clogging teams. Austin says his favorite movie is Glory Road. Stephen
Curry is his role model because everyone told him he was too small and too weak to play professional basketball, but now Curry is the best shooter in the NBA. Austin wants to become
famous for creating a new sport. After high school, he plans to attend Baylor University. He
is a member of the Beta Club, and plays Basketball, Football, and Golf for the Riders. He is
also involved with Wired Student Ministries. CHS Teacher Ms. Natalie Corbell says that
both Haley and Austin are very involved in school and extra-curricular activities, yet never
fail to make up class work and maintain their grades. They both put academics first before
their other events. They are also extremely respectful to their teachers and classmates and
have great leadership skills. They excel in whatever task they perform. Haley and Austin are
great kids to have at CHS!