MIDDLE SCHOOL
Last month concluded our Knights acronym and what it means to be and act like a Knight. While JPII students have a reputation for doing a great job, now is the time to finish the school year strong. Show kindness and grace when given the opportunity. Be noble in your acts, and show integrity everywhere you go. Set realistic goals, and show honor in, and outside of the classroom.
Carter (8) - Carter was nominated this month for his continuous effort to improve himself. His personal growth over middle school, and specifically 8th grade, have not gone unnoticed. Carter has had a more positive attitude towards school, and specifically worked really hard to set a great example for the younger students during the interactive Stations of the Cross. He also took the initiative to study for his most recent ELA test, and has made academic progress this semester. Keep up the work, and the good attitude Carter!
Peyton (8) - Peyton was nominated this month for showing what it means to serve others. Service is about affecting others positively, and last week during the Stations of the Cross, Peyton was assigned to assist in the Chapel. He knelt during every song, with every class. He knelt 20 times, for 5 minutes each. To follow Jesus is to become like him, and Peyton’s humble act was something we felt needed to be recognized. Congratulations Peyton!
Lucy (7) - Lucy was nominated this month for her participation in the Passion Play. Lucy read the introductory part, and did an outstanding job. “Setting the stage” and preparing the audience for the seriousness of the performance is no easy task. Lucy read with clarity and grace. Her confidence has grown during her time in middle school and we are very proud of her! Congratulations Lucy!