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FMS, Elks announce January ?Students of the Month? honors
Each school month, the Fairfield Elks Lodge sponsors the Fairfield Middle School ?Students of the Month? award.
The purpose of the award is to acknowledge positive contributions of FMS students at school. The contributions range from assisting teachers and peers in classroom activities to displaying characteristics as a role model in and out of the classroom. Students of the month certificates are awarded after a ...
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Sep. 30, 2018 10:19 pm
Each school month, the Fairfield Elks Lodge sponsors the Fairfield Middle School ?Students of the Month? award.
The purpose of the award is to acknowledge positive contributions of FMS students at school. The contributions range from assisting teachers and peers in classroom activities to displaying characteristics as a role model in and out of the classroom. Students of the month certificates are awarded after a nomination and voting process is completed by each grade-level teaching team.
Jada Rudd is the fifth-grade student of the month for January. Her certificate states: ?She works hard to improve her own learning and demonstrates Trojan PRIDE. She volunteers to help out with things around the classroom whether it?s assisting another student or cleaning up around the classroom. She always has a positive attitude and is always making new friends. Jada is kind and respectful to everyone: peers, teachers, and other school staff. She always participates in class and gives everything her 100 percent effort.?
Ashton Lankford was selected as a fifth-grade student of the month for January. His certificate states: ?Ashton displays good work habits. He always puts good effort into his work. All of his assignments are done with care, and he is always prepared for tests and quizzes. He is responsible for getting assignments turned in on time and getting his assignment journal signed. Ashton is a team player. When working with his peers: he contributes to his group, listens to the ideas of his classmates, and helps those that may be struggling. Ashton is a good example of a student that displays Trojan PRIDE!?
The sixth-grade team honored Phoenix Haessler as student of the month. Her certificate states: ?Phoenix enjoys learning, reads voraciously, helps others, participates in extra-curricular activities, and always tries her best. She goes above and beyond expectations in the classroom, sometimes even bringing in relevant information from home to share with teachers and students on various topics they?re studying. Phoenix consistently shows a positive attitude and is a joy to have in class.?
The sixth-grade team announced Simon Dalton was selected as a student of the month for January. His certificate states: ?Simon works extremely well with others and has a positive attitude toward learning and sharing each day. He is a hard-working student who challenges himself to think outside the box and do his best at all times.?
Emily Hanna was selected a seventh-grade student of the month. Her certificate states she is ?a wonderful asset to any classroom. She is always positive, helpful, and a great personality. Emily has a tendency to want to help others so that they succeed. She also works well with teams, and encourages everyone to do their best. Emily gives 100 percent and then some, when she is working, helping, or just being herself.?
Mitchell Taglauer was selected as a seventh-grade student of the month. His certificate states: ?Mitchell always has a positive attitude toward others. He cares about his schoolwork and is diligent about turning in completed assignments on time. If he has the opportunity to fix an assignment, he eagerly and willingly completes the task. He gets along and works well with others. Mitchell?s good humor is appreciated by all who have the opportunity to work with him. Mitchell Taglauer is a genuine model of FMS Trojan PRIDE.?
Kiera Nelson is an eighth-grade student of the month. Her certificate states: ?Kiera always comes prepared to class, with a great attitude and a smile on her face. She works well independently, with a partner or in a group. She is honest and dependable, and her classmates know they can count on Kiera to do the right thing. Kiera Nelson is a great role model for our younger students.?
Dakota Andersen is an eighth-grade student of the month. His certificate states: ?Dakota is known for his hard work, dedication and leadership within the eighth grade class. He recently attended the Southeast Iowa Honor Band and was chosen to attend the Iowa State Honor Band as well. Dakota is a pleasure to work with in and out of the classroom and is a fine, young gentleman.?

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