Many congratulations in order for some of the best #Chesterfield students! Thanks for being you.... Who are Chesterfield’s Students of the Year? An inquisitive learner. Hard working, creative, positive and helpful. An exceptional role model. A friend to all. A superstar. Those are descriptions from teachers and principals of students selected as 2014 Students of the Year. Each year, Chesterfield County Public Schools honors two students from every school for demonstrating citizenship and the school division’s core values of respect, responsibility, honesty and accountability. On April 24, during a banquet sponsored by the Midlothian Rotary Club, 124 students from Chesterfield’s 62 schools will gather with their families, principals, teachers and others to be recognized as Students of the Year for 2014. Here are a few more descriptions of these remarkable students: • An outstanding student, friend and leader • One of those students that you wish you could clone • Dedicated to both academics and community service • Undeniably wonderful • Character and integrity are of the highest caliber • Mature, hard working, self-motivated and self-directed • Always lends a hand • Has overcome a great amount of hardship • Always tries her very best • A role model to other students • Shows up every day with a smile and a warm greeting • He never gives up• Devoted to learning • Always willing to help others • Always a team player • A phenomenal student who has proven time and again that hard work pays off • Thoughtful, kind and friendly • One of the students that teachers dream of having • A compassionate and caring person • A model student inside and outside of the classroom • Takes great pride in her work The Students of the Year banquet will take place 6-8:30 p.m. April 24 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel, located off Midlothian Turnpike. Thomas Dale High’s jazz band will perform. JJROTC students from Manchester Middle will serve as the color guard. School Board Chair Dianne Smith, Superintendent Marcus Newsome and Midlothian Rotarians Chris Winslow and Dr. Jeffrey Martin will present plaques to the Students of the Year. Video from this event will be shown on Comcast Channel 96 and Verizon Fios Channel 26 at 7 p.m. May 2. Here are the 2014 Students of the Year: Bellwood Elementary — Abagail Purdy and Melany Ocampo Bensley Elementary — DeLeir Poteat and Cameron Houchens Beulah Elementary — Stuart Henderson and Anson Ni Bon Air Elementary — Emberly Palomares and Gabrielle Purdum Chalkley Elementary — Malik Bey and Sophia Ansbro Marguerite Christian Elementary — Tzion Wallace and Sophia Allen Clover Hill Elementary — Juliana Burner and Colby Heath Crenshaw Elementary — Yasmeen Jaaber and Emily Hubbel Crestwood Elementary — Maria Vega and Maurice Washington II Curtis Elementary — Alexander Kanode and Toni Williams Davis Elementary — Joshua Hill and Bethany Flores Ecoff Elementary — Sarah Bedal and Josiah Hall Enon Elementary — Tayla Patterson and Gabriel Kindberg Ettrick Elementary — Lauryn George and Tyler Jordaans Evergreen Elementary — Barrick Mogel and Caleb Wilcox Falling Creek Elementary — Tin Bui and Autum Eacho Gates Elementary — Gabrielle Witte and LaShonda Davidson Gordon Elementary — Julia Bassett and Blake Weber Grange Hall Elementary — Hailey Hartsfield and Greyson Berry Greenfield Elementary — Payton Blair and Johanna Karunakar Harrowgate Elementary — Harmony Hill and Marion White Hening Elementary — Jordan Banks and Jazmin Goodwin Hopkins Elementary — Ammy Medina-Centeno and Jenelle Gonzalez Jacobs Road Elementary — Isabelle Sheppard and Milton Hicks Jr. Matoaca Elementary — Grace Fry and Mason Short Providence Elementary — Davis Walker and Lelia Neal Reams Road Elementary — Adrian Mesa and Piper Stewart Robious Elementary — Christian Washington and Brett Zimmermann Salem Church Elementary — Anya Strogonova and Miles Scott Elizabeth Scott Elementary — Hallie Thomas and Devin Joseph Alberta Smith Elementary — Jacob Massa and Jordan Barrett Spring Run Elementary — Brooke Wasilewski and Stella Silvers Swift Creek Elementary — Hannah Strickland and Tucker Reed Watkins Elementary — Rylee Tiller and William Rose Bettie Weaver Elementary — Linden Madison and Madeline Fisher Wells Elementary — Iiscis Hunt and Luke Hutchins Winterpock Elementary — Liv Klinger and Elijah Cramer Woolridge Elementary — Victoria Hughes and Madeline Lawson Bailey Bridge Middle — Mia Dickerson and Carter Hugate Carver Middle — Jonathan Pope and Rachel Dishman Elizabeth Davis Middle — Reagan Lockhart and Gabriela Proctor Falling Creek Middle — Lily Tran and Erykah Mosby Manchester Middle — Alton Sturdifen and Swathi Shekharan Matoaca Middle — Madeline Wade and Elissa Johansen Midlothian Middle — Eric Campbell and Bennett Blair Providence Middle — Ryanna Singleton and Austin Hammond Robious Middle — Olivia Montemurro and Anneda Rong Salem Church Middle — Emily Moreira and Kambria Cook Swift Creek Middle — Jakub Lipowski and Alyssa Wilkinson Tomahawk Creek Middle — Haley McClelland and Nolan Zunk Lloyd C. Bird High — Lake Deane and Jacob Stech Chesterfield Community High — Byron Blackmon and Yesmi Reyes-Morales Chesterfield Technical Center — Asiana Rollins and Caden Reiman Clover Hill High — Carrie Johns and Rachel Nicole Blake Cosby High — Olivia Meyerhoffer and Zachary Smith Thomas Dale High — Angel Hobbs and Patrick Metry James River High — Anibal Tobar and John Wynne Manchester High — Kayla Hugate and Jordan Drummonds Matoaca High — April Downs and Sarah Patton Meadowbrook High — Erik Membreno and Caleb Redmond Midlothian High — Lauren Martin and Thienson Nguyen Monacan High — Aeriana Mann and John Barry
Posted on: Wed, 23 Apr 2014 19:30:00 +0000
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