Skyline Middle School held a special ceremony to celebrate the accomplishments of its eighth-grade students, recognizing their academic achievements and exemplary character. The event was a heartfelt tribute to the student’s hard work, resilience, and dedication.
Assistant Principal and Eighth Grade Administrator Sherry Doane opened the ceremony with a warm welcome. “We are here to honor academic victories and examples of admirable character as described in the SOAR expectations of showing respect, owning your actions, acting out of kindness, and remembering that responsibility is the key to our success,” she said. Doane encouraged students to carry these values into their high school years, emphasizing the importance of engaging in school activities to create lasting memories.
The Most Improved Awards recognized students who showed significant progress throughout the year. Cody Davis and Amirah Porter received this honor for their hard work and determination.
The Pathways and Connections Special Education Teacher Pam Waters presented the Hawk Pride Award to Giovanni Solis-Sasa. This award recognized a student who showed remarkable personal growth at Skyline Middle School.
The ceremony concluded with recognizing students who achieved a 4.0 GPA and those with a GPA between 3.5 and 3.99. These students were celebrated for their academic excellence and dedication throughout middle school.
Principal Dr. Robert Johnson closed the ceremony by thanking parents for their support and encouraging students to continue their hard work and pursue their passions as they transition to high school.
Skyline Middle School’s eighth-grade celebration was a touching event, highlighting the achievements and potential of its students. The ceremony served as a reminder of the importance of education, community, and character as the students prepare for the next chapter in their academic journey.
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