WHAT- Won SOTM
WHEN- Recently
WHERE- Bowie High School
WHY- She was a great example of how a student should act and participate in school
HOW- ''
Sophomore Alexa Maine recently won Student of the Month at Bowie High School because she was a great example of how a student should act and participate in school.
Many people
wish to become Student of the Month, though only a select few are up to par
with the rewards standards. Sophomore Alexa Maine was awarded Student of the
Month for being a star example of how a student should act and participate in
school.
Fellow students votes for Maine because they felt her project in the
Bowie Science Fair was suitable for this award. “I am very proud of what she
has accomplished.” Freshman Leslie Durk said.
Maine’s project was based on how human life affects the environment
around them. She created a complex research journal, which won the judges’ and
students’ minds. “I was not expecting this award,” Maine said, “I didn’t think
my project was up to par with my peers.”
She was awarded soon after, changing the way she thought about her
project. “I have more confidence in my abilities.” Maine said.
The award is only given to those who show satisfactory behavior and
grades. After the student vote, the nominee’s grades are checked by the
councilor, thus creating the final decision on the monthly winner.
Becoming Student of the Month can be a challenge. “You have to have a
certain GPA along with finishing lots of work in so little time.” Maine said.
Many students try to succeed such an award, though the work required can
give the students a tougher time. The requirements to earn this award can
really bring students down. The ones who do end up winning such an admirable
award should feel proud and honored.
“I don't have much time for all of my work,”
Maine said, “Its a lot of hard work to get done.”
Though the work is hard to accomplish, it is
not impossible. Students who set their goals high and get organized can win the
award in no time.
“Don’t over work yourself, you can do it.”
Maine said.
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