Honoring 8 Outstanding Students

At our meeting on February 20 we honored 8 outstanding students.  The students are nominated by a teacher, administrator or guidance counselor in the middle and high schools of the Arlington, Darrington and Lakewood School Districts.  Each of the district superintendents, with their executive team, review and choose those to be recognized.
 
Each outstanding student selected is invited to the meeting.  Reasons given for the nomination are presented by the superintendents who introduce the student to the club.  After each student introduces family members and school staff, they tell us a bit about themselves and their future plans.  Each outstanding student receives a trophy and a certificate from the club.  In addition, each student is asked to select a charity of his/her choice for a $50 donation from our club.
 
The superintendent from Darrington, Buck Marsh, was unable to attend so Chrys Sweating presented the students from both Arlington and Darrington.  Superintendent Scott Peacock presented the Lakewood students.
 

Outstanding Students

Brevin Ross-Darrington - Senior
Natasha Lowery-Lakewood High - Senior
Leonardo Sandoval-Lakewood Middle-8th grade
Patience Hartman-SVLT-7th Grade
 
 
Peyton Wold-Haller Middle-8th Grade
Ava Wolfe-Post Middle-8th Grade
Desaray Low-Weston High-Junior
Megan Scott-Arlington High-Senior
 
The schools represented from the Arlington District are Stillaguamish Learning Center, Haller and Post Middle Schools and Arlington and Weston High Schools.  No one was nominated from Darrington Middle School. Students also represented Lakewood Middle and High Schools and Darrington High School.
 
Here are the charities that each student chose:
  • Bevin Ross-DHS-Wounded Warrior Project
  • Desaray Low-WHS-Seattle Childrens' Hospital
  • Patience Harman-SVLC-Special Olympics
  • Leonardo Sandoval-LMS-Save the Music Foundation
  • Megan Scott-AHS-National Alliance on Mental Illness
  • Peyton Wold-HMS-Alzheimer's of Washington
  • Ava Wolfe-PMS-Arlington Food Bank
  • Natasha Lowery-LHS-CSP Foundation
Our members enjoy hearing about each student's personal story both in the words of those who nominated them and also from each outstanding student.  Based on their poise in front of the group, it is easy to see why each were selected to be recognized by our club as an outstanding student. Congratulations to each of them, and to their parents and staff!