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October 2024: Noah Johnson
Noah has shown impressive growth, setting a positive example for his classmates. He’s supportive of his peers and always willing to take on new challenges with a great attitude. His teacher, Paul Nelson, says, “Noah’s hard work and upbeat personality make him a joy to have in class.” We look forward to his continued success!
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October 2024: Noah Johnson
Noah has shown impressive growth, setting a positive example for his classmates. He’s supportive of his peers and always willing to take on new challenges with a great attitude. His teacher, Paul Nelson, says, “Noah’s hard work and upbeat personality make him a joy to have in class.” We look forward to his continued success!
Recent Spotlights
April 2024: Benjamin King
Benjamin is a diligent and responsible student who sets a great example for his peers. He has a bright future ahead of him and aspires to serve his country by joining the U.S. Marine Corps after finishing high school. Benjamin is highly motivated and always strives to better himself through hard work and determination.
March 2024: Zane Jongeward
Zane brings a positive energy and brightens up his classroom with his contagious smile. His enthusiasm for learning is evident from his active participation in morning meetings to his excellent performance in fine motor tasks. A favorite among his activities is the joy of swinging, showcasing his love for engagement. His teacher, Rhonda Montano, shares, “Zane’s joyful spirit and eagerness to learn brighten every day, making him a remarkable presence in our classroom.”
February 2024: Connor Crosby
Connor has made exceptional strides this year in communication, self-regulation, and peer interactions. His teachers remarked, “Connor’s progress has been astounding. His improved ability to express himself, manage his emotions, and engage with peers impresses us. We’re proud and excited to see his continued growth.” This reflects the collective admiration for Connor’s achievements and the optimism for his future development.