Rayanna was the only 7th grader who got all 21 fractions memorized throughout the first quarter. She studied frequently and was a great model of hard work and determination paying off. Great work Rayanna!

Sam is a very mature and hard working student. He displays leadership qualities often, and turns in excellent work. He always volunteers, isn't afraid to ask questions, and often shares interesting facts in class. Sam is very respectful and has strong work ethic!

Rency is a delightful student. She is very kind, mature, and respectful. Rency also has a strong work ethic which is evident in her overall performance in the classroom. Rency has done a wonderful job of adapting to SJHS!

Mason has been a positive leader this quarter. He’s always in a good mood, comes into class with a smile, and when Terrier Traits get destroyed by Health Class in town ball, he never complains or is negative. He’s a great classmate and kind to everyone.

Emerson is a talented and thoughtful writer who consistently goes above and beyond in her school work. She approaches every assignment with creativity, insight, and care. Her kindness and strong work ethic make her a positive role model in the classroom!

Brayden participated with class discussion and answered several questions correctly! He shared more information as he expanded on his answer. Way to go!

Kayden has given an extreme amount of effort with his work in social studies. He is always speaking to teachers and staff in a very concerning manner. Way to go Kayden!

Rayanna saw Mr. Schulte with his hands full and ran to open the door for him! It was so sweet and respectful!

Carter is a positive and pleasant student to have in class. He always is kind to others and is there if anyone needs assistance. He works extremely hard and never is afraid to ask for assistance. What a positive kid to be around!

Jake is one of those students that you can count on! He works hard and is always ready to tackle new and difficult challenges. He's a definite leader and a positive figure for students who need an extra little assistance. Way to go, Jake!