Kindergarten Rotary Student of the Month

Our Kindergarten year has been surrounded by one consistent theme: Kindness. It’ s my goal to immerse our daily routines in our words, actions and all that we do; to be centered around the positive character trait of kindness. Both rotary students have this quality and many others that I noticed when I penciled in their names in just the first few weeks of school.

​This Kindergarten rotary student is super quiet, extremely kind and always listening. He loves to learn. He is constantly on task and very conscientious of completing his work with neatness and accuracy. When he finishes his assignments, you can find him quietly helping a classmate or reading a book. He is a good follower of Christ because he is such a shining star of an example to his classmates. He does this by following the rules, choosing to do the right thing and always earning green, blue and purple faces daily throughout our school year.

​Anthony Ayala has many honorable characteristics that others should want to imitate, such as: hardworking, polite, patient, respectful and of course KIND! I am very proud of all that you have done and will continue to do. Anthony loves his family (especially his big sister Kayla), the color red, eating cheese pizza and going to the library. When he grows up, he hopes to be a police officer. Congratulations Anthony on shining your star so bright this Kindergarten year!

A rotary student should have a very strong desire to learn and do the right thing, which is exactly what this student possesses! She is a quiet, sweet, happy girl with such a faith-filled, joyful heart. She always gives her best efforts in both her work and behavior. Her constant need to do the right thing shines through in all she does in and outside of our classroom. She’s always willing to offer a helping hand to anyone. Her smile lets others know that she is a kind friend.

​When you imagine what a rotary student should like, Kendall Peralta’s picture should pop into your mind. She is generous, organized, honest, creative and has just a sprinkle of sass and goofiness to bring a smile to your face and some warmth to your heart. Kendall loves unicorns, the colors pink and purple and eating salad, tacos and pizza. She would like to be a ballerina when she grows up. Congratulations Kendall on a job well done in Kindergarten; keep letting your star shine!