Larson Middle School is proud to announce its October Attribute of the Month honorees: Claire S. (4th grade), Luke S. (5th grade), Jordan G. (6th grade), Juni D. (7th grade), and Aniyah M. (8th grade).
Each month, Larson Middle School highlights students who exemplify key traits of our Attributes for Success. For October, staff selected these five Bobcats for demonstrating exceptional dedication to showing Integrity by acting with honestly, responsibility and respect for self and others.
Here is what LMS teachers shared about this month’s honorees:
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Claire S. (4th Grade): Claire acted with integrity when she noticed me struggling to open a package of poster board while teaching about the levels of government. She handed me a pair of scissors without saying a word. It was fantastic because she didn't interrupt but noticed I was struggling and decided to help. Claire kept the lesson going and showed respect and care for me as her teacher.
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Luke S. (5th Grade): Luke consistently shows honesty in his words and actions. He takes responsibility for his choices, and treats himself and others with kindness and respect. Luke's commitment to doing the right thing, even when no one is watching, sets a wonderful example for those around him. Keep shining and showing us what it means to lead with integrity!
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Jordan G. (6th Grade): When I think of integrity, I think of students like Jordan. She is consistently doing the right thing, even when adults aren't watching. Though she may not be the loudest in the class, her quiet way of positively leading others shines bright! I appreciate you, Jordan! Keeping being amazing!
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Juni D. (7th Grade): Juni stands out as a student who so naturally stays true to herself, knows what she stands for, and has the courage to stand up for what is right. She has a strong moral compass and the confidence to follow it, even when it may not be the easiest path. The world needs more people who are willing to think for themselves, stay grounded in the values, and be unapologetically who they are. Juni shines as a leader in the seventh grade with integrity!
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Aniyah M. (8th Grade): Aniyah always comes to class with a positive attitude, follows all procedures at the start of class, goes above and beyond as a student/musician, and helps others to the best of her ability. She often displays a "dedicated leader" mindset that shines in the 8th grade band.
Please join Grandview Heights Schools in celebrating these outstanding students for leading by example across our school community!