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BSSD Students of the Month: March
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Outlaw PartnersAs part of its Student of the Month program, the Big Sky School District honored five students in March for their commitment to being balanced.
Teachers choose two “students of the month” from kindergarten through fourth grades and two in middle and high school, recognizing them based on a different theme every month.
The students are honored during an assembly before teachers and fellow students. In addition, the k-4 honorees are rewarded with a burger from The Corral, and the chosen middle and high school students get pizza from Blue Moon Bakery.
K-2 Student of the Month – Harper Morris, second grade
Harper is involved in many extracurricular activities outside of school, ranging from playing multiple sports, to regularly spending time on the ski hill. She embodies the character trait of leading a balanced lifestyle perfectly. Congratulations Harper, and keep up the good work!
3-4 Student of the Month – Arlo Hurlbut, third grade
Our March balanced student of the month is Arlo Hurlbut. Arlo
While striving for excellence in his academics and physical endeavors, Arlo also maintains an emotional balance. He is able to communicate his needs, model good sportsmanship, and maintain positive relationships with peers – both at play and at work.
Ophir Middle School Student of the Month – Madison Rager, eighth grade
Madison is an active participant in a wide range of extracurricular activities both in and out of school, yet maintains focus on her academic development. She is very successful, hardworking and compassionate about her academics, and her activities while away from school – she is a great example of what it means to be a balanced student. Congratulations Madi!
Lone Peak High School Student of the Month – Sayler Tatom, eleventh grade
Sayler Tatom is an excellent example of a balanced high school student. She is very involved at LPHS, participating in National
Sayler has accomplished something many adults struggle to do: she’s established her daily routine to include time for work, play and her passions. She is level headed, kind, positive and helpful. Sayler has a vision and takes opportunities to better herself, and as a result, her school. As our high school develops its identity, students like Sayler who lead by their example of hard work and dedication set the bar high for future generations of LPHS students. Congratulations Sayler, we recognize your hard work and are thankful for the footprint you are leaving at LPHS.
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