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Congratulations to senior Andrew Fornash, junior Sydney Richer, sophomore Alaina Clady, and freshman Estrella Martinez for being chosen for the Plymouth High School First Federal Savings Bank students of the Month of September. The awards were just announced today during homeroom!
All four students received a $10 gift card to the restaurant of their choice courtesy of First Federal Savings Bank.
Social Studies Teacher David Hatcher and Math Teacher Lindsay Moore nominated senior Andrew Fornash.
Mr. Hatcher wrote, “Out of 94 AP Psychology students who took their research methods test, Andrew was the only student to ace it! Bravo, sir! Keep up the great work!”
Ms. Moore wrote, “Andrew has done a great job helping his peers troubleshoot their code in Computer Science II Programming. He has been patient and kind when helping to troubleshoot coding errors. We have encountered a lot of software errors this year and he has always kept his cool while seeking solutions.“
Plymouth High School junior Sydney Richer was nominated by PHS English Teacher Stephanie Wezeman.
“Sydney recognized that one of her peers, who frequently struggles with life, was having a really rough day and gave the peer a stuffed animal that she had carried into the class that day. I'm not sure why she had the stuffed animal, but when I asked her about it later, she said she didn't plan the action, she simply reacted to seeing the girl in pain,” said Wezeman.
Sophomore Alaina Clady was nominated by PHS Math Teacher Kasey James who said, “At PHS, we recently had a foreign exchange student join us. In Algebra II, Alaina has gone above and beyond to not only make the new student feel welcome, but also to make sure she is doing understanding the material. Her act of kindness is greatly appreciated and has not gone unnoticed.”
Weidner School of Inquiry freshman Estrella Martinez was nominated by Math Teacher Thomas Tippett who said,“Estrella has been doing a phenomenal job in Algebra I asking questions in class and completing her homework on time. She asks for extra help when she needs it and is giving great effort in my class.”
