Peyton attends Arlington High School and was nominated by Mr. Roys, the Athletic Director.  Mr. Roys has this to say: Peyton is one of many outstanding students at AHS.  In addition to her leadership abilities, she is an excellent student sporting a 3.864 GPA.  She is simply the best role model a school could hope for to have for its current and future athletes. $50 is being donated by our club to the American Cancer Society, Peyton's chosen charity, in recognition of Peyton.

 

 

Quintin attends Haller Middle School and was nominated by Mr. Rice, his Science teacher.  Mr. Rice had this to say: Quintin is a leader in my Science class.  He is always a mentor to those around him, helping them understand the concepts we are learning.  He sets a positive tone and is calming and helpful to those that struggle.  He has been one of my favorite students and I feel honored to teach such a wonderful and talented student who is mature beyond his years.  In addition to being a straight A student he is a leader in our schools ASB.  He is also a star athlete for our school in basketball, and finds time to be on three different club football teams.  With all of these extra-curricular activities, he still stays on top of all his assignments and material in class.  He’s a great kid!  To recognize Quintin, our club is donating $50 to the American Indian College Fund.

 

 

Matthew attends Post Middle School and was nominated by Mrs. Gallanger, an educational resource center teacher.  Mrs. Gallanger has this to say:  Matthew displays a positive attitude by graciously accepting feedback and making efforts to improve, which is evident by his academic progress.  He is an excellent role model in class, following procedures, listening and paying attention to others, and trying his best.  He always cooperates well with both peers and adults.  When he notices other students having a hard time, he invariably provides encouragement and support.  Matthew is truly a delightful student to have in class. Matthew’s charity is the Arlington Community Food Bank, to which $50 shall be donated to recognize him.

 

 

Nekco Jones attends Weston High School and was nominated by Mr. Nelson, the Principal.  Mr. Nelson had this to say:  Nekco is an outstanding student at Weston High School who embodies the qualities of a true leader.  She is kind to everyone she meets.  Nekco works collaboratively in groups on projects and her critical thinking skills are key to class discussions and problem solving.  Because she is such a reliable person, she is often seen working on bulletin boards and helping staff and students throughout the common area at school.  Nekco is a facilitator for Restorative Justice practices in which she works to help her fellow students resolve conflicts.  Upon graduating at the end of semester (a few days from now), Nekco will be participating in Everett Community College’s Machining program at the Weston High School campus.  She has been a shining star at our school and a joy to be around. At her request her $50 recognition is going to HOAH.