October Students of the Month

Colton Taylor 11th grade - Thinking Flexibly:

Here is what Stephen Spinks had to say about Colton. "Colton is an outstanding student in AP Psychology. He is constantly on task and ensuring that his work is second to none. I honestly haven't encountered many students that have his abilities in my 20 years in education. That isn't the main reason I'm nominating him, however. Throughout everything, he maintains the same positivity and provides life to the class whenever it is needed. I know that when I need someone to call on to give an answer or provide humor, I can count on Colton. This dude is headed for big things and needs to be recognized!"

Jayleen Juarez 11th grade - Thinking Interdependently:

Here is what Henery Cash said about Jayleen. "During a Social Engineering project, Jayleen exemplified an extreme ability to think on her toes and navigate her communication skills to influence a real-time conversation in a real world environment. Showcasing a skill set that embodies the core foundations of active listening, clear communicating, and sharp analyses under ambiguous circumstances. During the project we had a Helper role play a Vendor to simulate real world interactions. The student's objective is to gather certain information from the vendor through conversation, rather than directly asking. Jayleen's quick thinking and communication skills set a record in my classroom for achieving a Level-3 Question during a Simulation. Additionally she is also one of many Exemplary Students in the Cybersecurity/Networking program. As a student and Ambassador who is always willing to help me and others in class, I believe it is important to recognize my thriving students as much as I can."

Oluwanifemi "Joshua"' Agbeb 11th grade - Responding with Wonderment and Awe:

Here is what Elise Dobson had to say about Oluwanifemi. "He is kind, attentive, striving to adjust in every way, on the path to success academically as well as being a positive human."