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Deylin Reyes Rivera
6th grade Sedgefield
Middle School
Nominated by Officer G. Lim
Deylin alerted the School Resource Officer and CMS
staff about another student who was bragging about
having an illegal substance on campus. Daylin’s
willingness to report the student resulted in the
situation being handled quickly and effectively by
the School Resource Officer and CMS staff. |
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Charlotte Buckner
8th grade J.M.
Alexander Middle School
Nominated by Angela
Richardson
Charlotte Buckner is an IB
scholar. She was proactive and created a 6th grade
Anti-Bullying curriculum for the Academic Enrichment
Program. This program will be taught in the Art and
Dance classes to help reiterate CMS’s anti bullying
policies. |
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Thomas Kelly
4th grade Clear Creek
Elementary
Nominated by Amanda Bosley
Thomas is eager to assist in the cafeteria each day
after our lunch period is over. He sweeps the floor,
picks up stray pieces of trash, and wipes down the
tables. While cleaning up after lunch one day,
Thomas found several dollars folded up underneath
our lunch table. He turned it in to the teacher as
the classes returned from lunch that day. |
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Caroline Wolfe, Cajsa Stroem, Hannah Hurley
5th grade Huntersville Elementary
Nominated by
Belinda Gutierrez
Caroline,Cajsa and
Hannah went out and bought gifts for another student
in their class after learning that the student did
not receive any gifts for Christmas. |
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Laurel Madison Cannon
5th grade Cornelius
Elementary
Nominated by Patricia Amato
Madison has had multiple bake sales to raise money
for the Blue Ridge Boxer Rescue organization and the
Charlotte Humane Society. Madison has raised more
than $300.00 for this program which will be used to
help find abandoned dogs, give them medical
treatment, and find new homes for them. |
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Shamel Davis
7th grade Northridge Middle
School
Nominated by Officer C.G. Walters
A special needs student unintentionally dropped the
contents of their lunch tray onto the floor and was
having trouble picking up the items. Without any
hesitation, Shamel stopped eating and went over to
assist this student with picking the spilled items
up, even though there were others who were engaged
in negative behavior over the event. |
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Makayla Clark
7th grade Northridge Middle
School
Nominated by Officer C.G. Walters
A special needs student unintentionally dropped the
contents of their lunch tray onto the floor and was
having trouble picking up the items. Without any
hesitation, Shamel stopped eating and went over to
assist this student with picking the spilled items
up, even though there were others who were engaged
in negative behavior over the event. |
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Pierce Latta
2nd grade /Smithfield
Elementary
Nominated by Stephanie Miller
One day before Christmas break one of Pierces
classmates was distressed because their sock got
wet. Pierce promptly told his friend that he would
walk with them to get a dry pair of socks from the
nurse. Both students returned to the playground and
continued on with their day. The teacher was later
told that the nurse was out of socks so Pierce gave
the classmate his own dry socks to wear without any
prompting. |
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Emma Barton
1st grade Smithfield
Elementary School
Nominated by Heather
Curtis-Sowell
Emma had hair past her
waist line and made a simple statement that she was
getting her hair cut one weekend. She never said
why. When she returned the following Monday,
everyone commented about how cute her new short hair
cut was and all she did was smile and say thank
you. Later on, her teacher asked her if she donated
her hair to "Locks of Love" and she very shyly
replied that she had. |
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Cody McMillian
9th grade Hopewell High
School
Nominated by Jody Kerns
Recently two students began saying aggressive things
and began to advance towards each other. Cody
stepped in between them while they were trying to
get at each other. Though Cody was unsuccessful in
stopping the altercation, he tried to prevent the
fight while other students seemed more interested in
encouraging it to happen. |
