pictured from L to R: Mr. Moore, Adrianna Ulrich, Rebekka Weissenfluh and Mrs. Nichols.
February 110% Award WinnersFebruary 110 Percent Award Winners
by Matt Stimac
March 02, 2010
At the February Board Meeting the East Alton School Board honored the 110% Award recipients for February. Keep reading to see what Adrianna Ulrich and Rebekka Weissenfluh’s teachers had to say about these two outstanding students.
Adrianna Ulrich, Kindergarten
February 23, 2010
I would like to nominate Adrianna Ulrich for the 110% Award. Adrianna is an exceptional kindergarten student! She is exceeding the expectations in all of the academic areas in the classroom. Adrianna is a role model for others as she demonstrates the "Three B's" - Be Responsible, Be Respectful and Be Safe & Fight Free at all times in the classroom and the school.
Adrianna has good attendance and is always prepared for her classroom assignments as well as her homework. She is a great friend and helper to all of us. Adrianna is always ready and willing to help out in any way in the classroom. She is kind to everyone and has a way of making everyone feel like they are her friend. Adrianna's smile is the sunshine in my room.
Congratulations, Adrianna! I consider myself lucky to be able to work with you this year.
Mrs. Booten
Rebekka Weissenfluh, Kindergarten
February 23, 2010
When asked to nominate a student for the 110% award, I immediately thought of Bekka Weissenfluh. Bekka is always kind with her words and actions. She goes out of her way to help her classmates and me. She cares about other’s feelings and has a strong sense of what is right. Her classmates respond to her positively, and they know she cares about them. She is the first to volunteer no matter what the task.
Bekka puts forth much effort in her schoolwork. It is very important to her to do a great job. She is both an excellent reader and writer.
Bekka has a fabulous sense of humor. She always makes good choices and follows the PBIS behavior plan. Bekka strives to do her best every day.
I am very proud of Bekka. It has been both my pleasure and joy to be her teacher. I look forward to hearing great things about her in the years to come.
Mrs. Norris
