Jameson found his voice by helping two classmates resolve a conflict. The two peers were upset with each other, and Jameson stepped in and talked them through it.
-Mr. Mac
Vincent has started making and selling cancer ribbons to raise money for the Care game at EIU. He has raised over $1,000 dollars so far! Way to find your voice and begin with the end in mind!!
-Mrs. Brown
Fabiyan put first things first by working very hard on his reading MAP test and grew 33 points!
-Ms. Gibbons
Jensen synergized by selling eggs from his home and donating that money to EIU Care Fundraiser. He raised $50.00!
-Ms. Jacobs
Kingden began with the end in mind by growing 27 points on his winter MAP reading test!
-Mrs. Brown
Phoenix began with the end in mind by improving 26 points for his winter MAP testing for Math!
-Ms. Bess
Victoria put first things first by improving 26 points for her winter MAP testing for Math!
-Ms. Bess
Remington showed habit 2 by working hard and improving his reading MAP score by 20 points!
-Mrs. Oakley
Jenna put first things first by improving her MAP scores by 24 points. She is always helping other students and always being a hard worker!
-Mrs. Oakley
Kysen began with the end in mind by working hard to improve his Reading MAP scores by 37 points!
-Mrs. Oakley
Athena began with the end in mind by raising her Math MAP score by 20 points!
-Mrs. Oakley
Bella put first things first by raising her Math MAP score by 30 points!
-Mrs. Oakley
Royce does a great job thinking win-win by encouraging his friends. He is always telling them "good job"!
-Mrs. Barker
Jaxton put first things first by setting a goal and working hard to reach his goals. He went one level past his goal!
-Mrs. Barker
Calvin began with the end in mind by setting a goal and working hard to reach it. He went one level past his goal!
-Mrs. Barker
Kane put first things first by working hard to meet his goal in reading!
-Mrs. Barker
Skylar set a goal of getting 75 units of Lexia at the beginning of the school year. She worked hard to achieve her goal before may!
-Ms. Bates
Georgia was being a great friend to a classmate. Georgia offered to push a classmate on the swings when nobody else would.
-Mrs. Oakley