November Students of the Month

Saniyah Wilson 12th grade - Thinking Flexibly:

Here is what Melissa Edwards said about Saniyah. "Saniyah Wilson is a senior class officer. She assisted with the Thanksgiving food drive along with all of the other officers. Saniyah took the project by the horns on her own and directed every volunteer and class that came down on what to do. She kept the flow moving, the organization like a store and if she didn’t know the answer she came and asked. She worked her tail off this week in making sure we are prepared for pick up day. The classes and students that came from within the entire building listened to her and followed her directions. She kept a positive attitude and a smile on her face even when cans were rolling on the floor and boxes were busting! Thank you Saniyah for taking on this task on your own!!! 💜💜💜"
 

Haven Sanders 12th grade - Creating, Imagining, and Innovating:

Here is what Gary Peters said about Haven. "Haven is an all-around good person. He is truly the reason "why they call us Giants!" Haven is a leader of Purple Rain, in all of our choirs (Purple Aires notably), the winter cheerleading squad (football), our senior AVID group, and a lead in "25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" this month. His creativity is very recognizable around the school. He has clocked several service hours within our AVID activities such as Secret Santa. He ran a very successful Homecoming campaign; and as a result, he was crowned King at the football game. I'm proud to say that he has earned admissions into several universities as a performing arts major. Haven will make us proud as a future alumni. Perhaps we will see him accept an Oscar one day; but for now, let's recognize him as a November 2025 Student of the Month."

Kaydence Green 11th grade - Creating, Imagining, and Innovating:

Here is what Lori Welter said about Kaydence. "Kaydence volunteered to sort and organize my game cabinet; which was very much so not sorted or organized. She decided on how everything should be separated, and then was able to donate items to the pre-school, Ms. Eastridge's club, and the Multilingual Learner resource room. This was a project on my to-do list since July! She took initiative and did an excellent job. The cabinet looks great, and we were able to share our resources."