Whitko Schools Announces September Students Of The Month
Whitko Schools Announces September Students Of The Month
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Whitko Schools Announces September Students Of The MonthWhitko Community School Corporation announced its September Students of the Month.
They are Kyler Krull, Whitko Jr./Sr. School, Senior High nominee; Holly Branning, Whitko Jr./Sr. School, Junior High nominee; Cyrus Shepherd, Whitko Career Academy; Dallas Gray, South Whitley Elementary School; Nathan Schwartz, South Whitley Elementary School; and Willow Osborn, Pierceton Elementary School.
Krull actively participates in English 9 H, interacts positively with his peers and teacher and advocates for his educational experience.
Krull was nominated by teacher, Molly Long.
Branning has wonderful personality. She is a very caring student and helpful to others.
Branning was nominated by teachers Mike Hanback and Phil Jensen.
In the first 10 days of this school year, Shepherd has taken ownership and pride of his education. He has become the first WCA student to become OSHA 10 certified. Shepherd was nominated by teachers Jade Hollenbaugh, Bryan Wilburn and Jay Ocken.
Gray has made excellent strides this first month of school. He works on his homework with no arguments or resistance, has matured over the summer, and is an overall amazing role model to his fellow classmates. Gray was nominated by teacher Lindsay Cornewell.
Schwartz has responsibilities at home that can seem very exhausting to a normal 10-year-old kid. But every day Schwartz comes to school with a smile, an eagerness to learn new things, a willingness to be kind to others and an ease at being a great role model.
He was nominated by teachers, Sarah Bechtold, Brittany Creech and Rick Jefferson.
Osborn is the sixth-grade student of the month. Willow shows deep empathy and is a friend to all. She is quick to help anyone who needs it, and has a kind word for everyone she meets. She is a very conscientious student and always does her best. She has a growth mindset and perseveres when she encounters a problem. She also takes initiative; she will offer to help before her teachers before they realize they need help. Finally, Osborn has a positive attitude that's contagious to the people around her. She was nominated by teacher Anne Clark.
