Jenson saw the preschoolers walking toward a group of older students. Jenson encouraged the older students to stop and wait for the preschoolers to pass by first before they went ahead. Thank you Jenson for putting others before yourself!

When a classmate was not feeling well and was in tears, Flynn saw the girl was not well and with a look of concern, put her arm around her. Flynn comforted her and helped her to the office. After Flynn returned from the office, she put the girl's books and papers away and placed her chair on the desk.

Brynn is a very faith filled young lady. She attends mass every Sunday with her family, offers to altar serve and carries a personal pocket rosary for prayer. She is very kind, encouraging and is a great role model for all her friends, classmates and teachers. Brynn is very devout and gentle - hearted.

Maddie shows cheerfulness as she enters the school and classroom. She greets teachers in the hallway with a cheerful "Good morning". As she enters the classroom or other students enter the classroom, she also says good morning to them.

Caleb has a laid back sense of humor and a positive attitude. He is friends with everyone and is a happy presence in our classroom. He has improved his study habits and academics with his hard work.

Ryan went out of his way during his lunch time to sit with another student who was by himself. Instead of sitting with his usual bunch of friends, he showed kindness and charity by including another student during lunch and actively communicating with him. Way to see Christ in another, Ryan!

Ivy is a very genuine young lady. She does her very best in school, no matter what challenges come her way. She is very generous and kind to her classmates. Ivy shared a donation she brought in for St. Vincent de Paul with classmates who brought nothing in, and she asked for nothing in return. She is continuously helping others, and has a smile on her face while doing it. Her demeanor, sense of humor and smile bring others joy.

Matthew is often quick to say "yes" when a teacher asks him to help clean up, even if it's a mess he did not make.