December Student Learning Expectations Awards

CONGRATULATIONS!

Grade 8
Elmer R
Eighth grade SLE award recipient works extremely hard and puts in great effort and detail in submitting quality work consistently. In addition, he asks for clarification on directions to ensure the assignments are done accurately. He balances his academics while also participating on the basketball team. He demonstrates “Being the Best He Can Be” each and everyday, and his enthusiasm for learning and achieving are great examples for all his peers!

Grade 7
Franchescka D
This student strongly demonstrates the SLE Be the Best You Can Be. She consistently produces quality work, putting forth full effort in all her subjects. She’s an active class participant and pushes herself to undertake challenges as evidenced by her recent participation in the school spelling bee.

Grade 6
Jonathan Z
Sixth grade SLE awardee has shown remarkable growth this current trimester, becoming a hardworking and outgoing student. His dedication to his studies and willingness to take on challenges have truly set him apart. Despite his newfound confidence and enthusiasm, he remains a true gentleman, always treating others with respect and kindness. He exemplifies the values of diligence and courtesy that are central to our Catholic school community. We are proud of his achievements and look forward to seeing his continued success.

Grade 5
Aaron V
This student exemplifies the Student Learning Expectation, Be the Best You Can Be. He consistently produces high-quality work across all subjects and ensures that assignments are completed on time. He actively participates in class discussions and demonstrates humility by seeking clarification when instructions are unclear. One of his most admirable qualities is his consistent politeness and respect toward both teachers and peers.

Grade 4
Collin R
Displaying the qualities of being the “Best You Can Be”, this fourth grade student is a positive role model to others by always working hard, being kind, and loving to learn. This student is super curious and he helps to keep our class on track when doing projects, classroom organization, and sharing creative ideas. He is a talented student, has an infectious spirit and is a blessing for our class!

Grade 3
Aarav A
Third-grade SLE award recipient is a shining example of "Showing the Best He Can Be." He is well-liked by his peers for his friendly demeanor and admired for his responsibility and reliability. He is a great helper around the classroom, consistently completes his homework, and gives his best effort in all academic subjects. His honesty and active participation in class discussions reflect his positive attitude and dedication to learning.

Grade 2
Diego R
This student exemplifies the Student Learning Expectation, Be the Best You Can Be. He consistently produces high-quality work across all subjects and completes assignments on time. He actively participates in class discussions and willingly assists classmates in need. Additionally, he is always polite and respectful toward both teachers and peers.

Grade 1
Charles R
This award is presented to a student who continuously excels in his academic curriculum, always striving for improvement and embracing challenges. His willingness to try new things and step outside of his comfort zone is a testament to his commitment to growth. Even when the learning journey gets tough, he remains positive, showing resilience and enthusiasm. With an ever-present excitement for learning, he consistently raises his hand, actively participates, and inspires those around him to stay curious and engaged. His dedication and passion for learning make him a standout in every way.


TK/Kindergarten
Aaliyah R
This student embraces “Being the Best You Can Be” by facing challenges with a positive attitude, striving to succeed, and participating actively in class discussions. She is kind and helpful to her classmates, always ready to assist. Her love for Jesus shines through her prayers and the compassionate way she treats others.

Preschool
Theo T
Theo is independent during seat work activities. He easily graphs what he observes and hears about the topic we learn. He is able to relate a story in sequence, which demonstrates his ability to apply the “Be The Best You Can Be”.