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September 2018 PLAS H.E.L.P. Awards

September 2018 Elementary Students of the Month:

Noah Houlton – Nominated by Mrs. Black for being a super listener, eager to learn and please, a great friend to other students, polite and kind.

Riley Burkett – Nominated by Mrs. Folmar for adjusting so quickly to her new school, helping her teacher, and having a positive attitude.

September 2018 Elementary Class of the Month:

Mrs. Bruce’s Third Grade Class – Nominated by Mrs. Barron and Mrs. Folmar for becoming independent learners and showing Patriot Pride.

September 2018 Elementary Teacher of the Month:

Mrs. Kristy Speigner – Nominated by Lucy Webb.

September 2018 Middle School Students of the Month:

Lexie Terry – Nominated by Mrs. Ferraro for being sweet, polite, responsible, never complaining, and she brightens our day with a huge smile.

Weston Garrett – Nominated by Mrs. Rotton for being a leader in class, willing to help others, follows the rules, polite and interested in school work.

September 2018 Middle School Class of the Month:

Mrs. Jordan's 6B Class – Nominated by Mrs. Laurie Jordan for being in a great routine, hard-working, many students involved in band, cheer, football, and dance, and they still handle their work well.

September 2018 Middle School Teacher of the Month:

Mrs. Laurie Jordan – Nominated by a number of students.

September 2018 High School Students of the Month:

Dekota Lasseter – Nominated by Mrs. Allen. Her blood donation saved 3 lives. After the donation she had horrible bruising and a vein split.

Drew Nelson – Nominated by Mrs. Locklar for his hard work and dedication to his school work.

September 2018 High School Class of the Month:

Mr. Mathews' 5th Period Pre-Calculus Class – Nominated by Mr. Jeremy Mathews for always being prepared for class, having a positive attitude, and having literally every student participate.

September 2018 High School Teacher of the Month:

Mrs. Amy Allen – Nominated by the seniors for her organization and work as senior sponsor.

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Pike Liberal Arts School
301 Kervin Drive
Post Office Drawer 329
Troy, Alabama 36081 USA

334-566-2023

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Pike Liberal Arts School admits students of any race, color, national or ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin in the administration of its educational policies, athletic and other school-administered programs.

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