February Adult of the month winner for Honesty; Ranee McCoy.
Ranee McCoy is very honest, even when it would
be easier for her to be dishonest, or shed a slanted light on situations. That’s
not Ranee. She is truthful at all times. There are no “special circumstances”
which have caused her to fall short of her own obvious value of honesty. Some
people may be honest but yet utilize little or no tact in reference to
situations at hand. But, Ranee can tell you the truth, even when it’s not what
you want to hear, and somehow there is always such conviction in her words that
they are undeniable and must be accepted. With her honesty there lies true
wisdom, or maybe within her wisdom lies true honesty. Both go hand in hand and
Ranee is the epitome of both. For this reason, I would like to nominate Ranee
McCoy as building representative for character word HONESTY.
Student of the month winner for Honesty: Brandi Jones
Brandi Jones would be a perfect nominee for every character word that we
acknowledge.
She is one if the kindest, best natured students I have had the privilege to
teach.
Brandi is looked upon by her classmates as a genuine friend and is liked by
everyone. She displays honesty in everything she does. She also encourages
others to exhibit the same kind of character. If I ever need to question someone
about events that have occurred, I can always rely on Brandi to be honest and
truthful. Even if she doesn’t want to get other in trouble, she will try to
explain the events in a way to avoid conflict for her classmates. She is a
peacemaker and goes out of her way to help other resolve their issues without
causing problems in the classroom, as well as on the playground, and all other
situations that occur around her.
Representatives:
Kindergarten: Micah Mullins
First grade: Tanner McKee
Second grade: Megan Hammock
Third grade: Zachary Cogdill
Fourth grade: Wesley Walker
Fifth grade: Clayton Phelps