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Staunton Junior High
Staunton Junior High
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"I've had the privilege of teaching Abram in both 5th grade and now 7th grade. He's grown into an excellent student who is always involved in classroom discussions. As a leader, he continually helps students and even his teacher, me!" - Mr. Smiddy
Abram F.

Madi helped a student who was really struggling to find her homework in the hallway. She went through her locker with her and gave her helpful suggestions. Super kind!
Madi M.

After learning to play a new test prep baseball game, Jason scouted out all of his classmates saying they all were showing courage (our character trait this month) by working together to do something new and different after learning to play a new test prep baseball game!
Jason H.

Gavin always does the right thing in PE! He is respectful and kind. He is a joy to have in the gym everyday.
Gavin M.

Mollie composed & submitted an original poem to Creative Communications 2025 Spring Poetry Contest. Out of thousands of entries, Mollie's poem was in the top 45% of submissions and will be PUBLISHED in Spring 2025 Poetry Anthology which will be released in October of 2025.
Mollie W.

Moss has been the backbone of his Shark Tank group and the reason his group is working together as one. He has shown excellent leadership skills throughout this project. Very proud of him!
Moss D.

Kaden very politely asked to borrow a loaner Chromebook and then returned it exactly when he said he would. He was extremely respectful to me when asking and returning. I appreciate how he interacted with me today.
Kayden A.

Ayden found himself in a situation where he had to complete a group project on his own. He has taken it in stride and completed all the parts on his own and has responsibly planned a presentation for Shark Tank. He has worked diligently to stay on top of things!
Ayden A.

After finishing his assignment ahead of time, Charlie helped numerous students work on fixing their mistakes on volumes of spheres. He helped the students find their mistakes, told them what was wrong, and told them how to fix them. It was a true display of leadership.
Charlie Z.