Confidence
Confidence means believing in yourself and your abilities. When you have confidence, you try new things, keep going even when it’s hard, and trust that you can succeed with practice. A truly confident person hopes and helps others around them succeed without acting jealous.
Kindergarten: Haddie Frey
1st Grade: Max Sengstock
2nd Grade: Oliver Winans
3rd Grade: Nico Hernandez
4th Grade: Owen Nofziger
5th Grade: Jizelle Hernandez
6th Grade: Jocelyn Thompson
Respect
Respect means treating people, yourself, and the world around you with kindness and care. We show respect when we act in a way that actually shows the value of each person and thing around us. A respectful friend listens while someone else is talking, follows classroom rules, and gives others a chance to share their ideas.
Kindergarten: Emmersyn Rice
1st Grade: Luke Delphia
2nd Grade: Traver Boulton
3rd Grade: Jovie Frey
4th Grade: Quinn Semer
5th Grade: Livia Warner
6th Grade: Johnny Bratton
Responsibility
Responsibility means doing the right thing at the right time. It looks like making good choices, following directions, and taking care of what you are trusted with, being prepared, keeping promises, and caring for your belongings and surroundings. Being responsible also means owning your mistakes, learning from them, and doing your part—even when no one is watching.
Kindergarten: Calvin Rupp
1st Grade: Haddie Rodriguez
2nd Grade: Brooke Burnett
3rd Grade: Taylor Partridge
4th Grade: Esther Dymarkowski
5th Grade: Cam Rodriguez
6th Grade: Lauren Burkholder
Creativity
Creativity means using your imagination to think in new ways, try different ideas, and make something unique. We use creativity when we make art, write stories, build, invent, or think of new solutions to problems. It helps make our world so interesting and wonderful! Creative people ask questions, explore ideas, and are not afraid to try something new—even if it doesn’t work the first time.
Kindergarten: Luna Ladd
1st Grade: Hendrick Meck
2nd Grade: Clayton Planson
3rd Grade: Ellery Delphia
4th Grade: Paizley Gorgun
5th Grade: Sara Partridge
6th Grade: Saige Storeholder
Integrity
Integrity means doing the right thing, even when no one is watching. We show integrity by being honest, following the rules, and making good choices—especially when it might be easier to do something else. If we make a mistake, integrity means being honest about it, taking responsibility, and trying to make things right.
Kindergarten: Emma Waidelich
1st Grade: Violet Mack
2nd Grade: Kate York
3rd Grade: Beckham Schwartz
4th Grade: Brooke Partridge
5th Grade: Lillian Johnson
6th Grade: Jase Sierra
