December Students of the Month

12/21/2016

December Students of the Month at Ashby School are junior Jacey Schlosser and freshman Courtney Koefod.

High School:
Jacey's parents are Trever and Christa Schlosser. Jacey enjoys ice skating, paddle boarding, and swimming. Her favorite class is history and her favorite sport is Track. At school Jacey is involved in the school musicals, band, choir, FFA, track, and NHS. Outside of school she is involved in her church youth group and also 4-H. Her future plans are to attend college and become a teacher.

Junior High:
Courtney is the daughter of Randy and Tammy Koefod. Some of her hobbies are watching Netflix and hanging out with friends. Her favorite sport is basketball. At school she is involved in FFA, band, choir, basketball, softball, and volleyball. Courtney is undecided about her future plans at this time.

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Students of the Month

Once a month we will take the time to recognize students who show the Ashby way on a continuous basis. The two students have been recognized by their teachers as students who have stood out amongst their peers to show the school and community the true meaning of dedication, passion, and hard work.

Ashby High School honors one student in junior high and one student in senior high each month for their hard work and dedication to the school and the community. Students are nominated monthly by teachers for their outstanding achievement in Citizenship, Academics, and Leadership. Students with the most nominations are awarded the title of Student of the Month. Below is a short description of qualities looked for in a potential Student of the Month.

Citizenship: Has a good sense of humor; is not critical of others; accepts criticism; is coach-able; is polite; obeys rules; follows directions; is a good sport; is dependable; helps others; and is honest. Also taken into consideration is someone who is a leader in several kinds of activities or who stands out for something positive he or she has done through words or examples. A good citizen/leader is someone who behaves not only in the classroom but all around the community.

Academics: Asks intelligent questions; uses vocabulary effectively; achieves at or above ability level work and makes up work without being reminded; and will go the extra mile.

Most Improved: Recognizes students who have worked on improving their grades or their behavior.

Sportsmanship: Refers to demonstrating fairness, self-control, courage, and persistence, treats others fairly, maintains self-control in dealing with others, respects both authority and opponents, and is a positive influence on everyone around them.

For their efforts, students have their photo taken, receive a certificate, along with a free lunch from one of our restaurants downtown.