Chagrin Falls Middle School celebrated four exceptional students this September as part of their monthly recognition program that highlights students who exemplify the school's Tiger Techniques: Think, Integrity, Grit, Effort and Responsibility.
The September honorees represent the best of what it means to be a Tiger, with each student demonstrating remarkable leadership both in and out of the classroom. Each student receives tiger water bottles from the PTO.
Wrenn Warren is a diligent and kind-hearted student. She is always smiling, greeting all of her teachers and peers, and making everyone feel included. She is respectful to both staff and peers, and she is always eager to participate in class. Wrenn’s hard work and dedication to always putting in her best effort does not go unnoticed. She holds herself and others around her accountable by being a leader and setting such a great example. At cross country practice, Wrenn always shows up with a smile even on those days when running 2 miles might not sound too exciting! She pushes through, gives her best effort, and works hard to support her team.
Carson Exline is a role model student that demonstrates critical thought, kindness, and work ethic. Carson is very polite to all his teachers and peers alike. He is a leader in the classroom in his participation and discussions.
Carson didn’t run cross country in 7th grade, but as an 8th grader he has stepped up as a true leader. He takes every practice seriously, pushes himself to improve his times, and sets a great example for his teammates. Carson has been an outstanding addition to the XC team this season!
Claire Beatty is an enthusiastic learner and her love for learning is contagious! She is happy, outgoing and brings her positive attitude with her to class. She shows strong leadership skills inside and outside of the classroom. Her hardwork, responsibility and commitment to doing her best make her a great role model for her peers. She participates in class, seeks out help when needed, is willing to share her ideas and enjoys helping others learn during group activities. Claire asks thoughtful and curious questions in science on a daily basis. Her effort and contributions are something to be proud of.
Jack Thompson goes above and beyond every single day. He works hard, stays engaged with the material and sets a great example for his classmates.
You can depend on Jack to bring a positive attitude to class every day. He is consistently kind to his peers and is always polite and friendly. He participates in class discussions, tackles problems with persistence and determination and sets a great example for his classmates. Way to go Jack!