Student of the Month (STORY)



                                                       Student of the Month


     Catherine Crane, freshman at James Bowie High- School, won the first ever Student of the Month award. On Monday, April 3rd of 2017 was told she had won the award.

     Catherine was ecstatic as she had worked very hard in and out of school.
Catherine held perfect attendance while maintaining a high GPA. She showed excellent behavior and academic performance, leading to her well- deserved award.

     "I typically get good grades" said Catherine.

      Student of the Month is a large achievement and is extremely hard to get. Only one student per grade may receive the award. This doesn't sound major but there are around 1,000 students per grade.

    " I was really excited once receiving the award, a teacher pulled me out of class to tell me" stated Catherine.

     Students may only receive the award by showing academic achievement, perfect attendance, and participation in school activities. This is a very hard thing to do, which makes the award so amazing.

     Once hearing about the possible award, GPA's went up, students began participating more in school activities, and attendance became near perfect. The award pushed students to do their best in hopes of receiving the honored award.

    " I'm involved with dance, art, and photojournalism"Said Catherine.

     Catherine Crane recently received the Student of the Month award. The award is given to those who show hard work and achievement.
   
     "You have to keep up with your grades and do your homework", Catherine Crane (receiver of the award) said.

      Catherine held strait A's while contributing to her school, Bowie, by being apart of many activities. Catherine was the first ever winner of the Student of the Month Award.

    " I was excited because it took a long time to keep up with my grades".
   
      Students have been working extremely hard in hopes of receiving the new, highly anticipated award.

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