Mt. Vernon-Enola’s Pride: Recognizing Excellence in Students and Educators
In a recent celebration, Mt. Vernon-Enola High School took the opportunity to recognize outstanding individuals who embody the school’s core values. The student body and faculty came together to honor students and a teacher who have demonstrated exceptional commitment to education and community.
Student Warhawk Pride Recipients
Mt. Vernon-Enola High School is thrilled to recognize four students for their outstanding efforts. These students are Destiny Haggard, Coree Kyle, Zion Lehr, and Yanira Silva. These individuals have consistently demonstrated the school’s core values and made significant contributions to their academic and extracurricular activities. Their dedication and passion for learning are truly inspiring, setting a high standard for their peers.
– Destiny Haggard: Known for her outstanding academic achievements, Destiny has consistently pushed herself to excel. Her dedication to various clubs and community service projects has earned her not only recognition but also respect within the school community.
– Coree Kyle: Coree’s passion for the arts is evident in his creative and innovative approach to every project. He has been a driving force in several school productions and has always volunteered to help his peers, showcasing his empathetic nature.
– Zion Lehr: Zion’s curiosity and thirst for knowledge are traits that have made him a standout student. He actively participates in class discussions, always ready to share his insights and perspectives, and often helps his fellow students with challenging assignments.
– Yanira Silva: Yanira’s commitment to social justice is a beacon of hope for many. Her involvement in various charity events and her advocacy for equal rights have made a significant impact on the school community. She is not only a leader but also a true friend and mentor to her classmates.
Teacher Warhawk Pride Winner
In addition to recognizing outstanding students, Mt. Vernon-Enola High School also acknowledges the dedication of its educators. English teacher Cathy Lewis has been nominated for the Warhawk Pride award by her colleague, Mrs. Amy Hodge. Known for her loving and supportive nature, Mrs. Lewis has created a warm and inclusive learning environment that inspires her students to grow both academically and personally.
– Mrs. Cathy Lewis: Mrs. Lewis is deeply caring and always puts her students’ needs first. Her creative teaching methods and patience have made even the toughest subjects enjoyable for her students. She genuinely cares about the success of each individual in her class, often going above and beyond to ensure they understand the material.
Mt. Vernon-Enola High School is proud to have such exemplary students and educators. These individuals not only embody the school’s values but also inspire others to strive for excellence in their own ways. Their dedication and passion for education are a testament to the school’s commitment to fostering a community of scholars who will make meaningful contributions in their future endeavors.
