STUDENT OF THE WEEK IN ASD

Jaycie is the "Student of the Week" in the

Alpine School District, the largest

school district in the state!!!
Only 68,000 students!!!

WOOT!!!  WOOT!!!

Here's what the article looked like in the

"All About Alpine" district newsletter.

And for those that can't read the small print (me),

here is the article.

STUDENT OF

THE WEEK

Jaycie Kelly, 11, attends Sage Hills Elementary in

Saratoga Springs and is currently in the sixth grade.

She was chosen to be the Student of the Week because she puts 100% 

into everything she does. A former teacher commented, “Jaycie is 

fantastic! She was one of my best helpers, always willing

to work with others whether it was explaining to another student how to 

complete their work, being a friend for someone in need of a friend,

 or helping to organize the classroom. She was also a hard worker,

she didn’t give up even when the task was challenging and there was a chance

 of failure. She always pushed through.”

Her classmates describe her as friendly, a hard worker,and a great helper.

 Her current teacher agrees and says that Jaycie applies the same dedication

 to her extracurricular activities as she does with her classwork.

She is very involved in her school activities. Jaycie has

sung in the choir for two years, been a wonderland creature in the school play,

 “Alice in Wonderland,” and is currently enjoying her first year on the student

council. She is a very well rounded student.

When Jaycie is not involved with school activities, she

enjoys jazz dancing, drawing, and is planning on play-

ing basketball for her third year. In her downtime she enjoys 

spending time with her family. Jaycie plans on

attending BYU and has her heart set on getting her

degree in elementary education. With all of the characteristics she exemplifies, 

we think she will make an amazing teacher or whatever else she decides to become.

Thanks to my former teammate, Matt Goff, who not only saw it,

but remembered Jaycie's last name.

She attended preschool at Alpine Elementary.

. . . and from the principal: