Chagrin Falls Middle School is proud to announce its Students of the Month for March. The mission of the Chagrin Falls Middle School Students of the Month is to acknowledge and reward students for exemplary performance. The students depict Tiger Techniques: Think, Integrity, Grit, Effort and Responsibility. Each month, the seventh and eighth-grade teams collaborate and choose a male and female "Tiger of the Month" and the students receive tiger water bottles from the PTO. Students of the Month for March are Oliver Gambrill, Allie Schron, Ryan Hull and Audrey Haas.
Representing the eighth grade, Oliver Gambrill has earned recognition for his outstanding character and work ethic. Oliver is a star citizen of CFMS who brings energy and a problem-solving attitude to every classroom. He approaches all assignments seriously, consistently puts forth his best effort, and asks questions when needed. Oliver is kind, respectful, and works well with others. A positive role model, he consistently does the right thing and sets a great example for those around him.
Joining Oliver from the eighth grade is Allie Schron, who has impressed her teachers with her dedication both inside and outside the classroom. Allie contributes thoughtfully to discussions and demonstrates strong critical thinking skills. A natural leader, she works well with others both inside and outside the classroom. Allie also balances her academics with several extracurricular activities and consistently shows herself to be a hardworking student who advocates for herself and seeks help when needed.
From the seventh grade, Ryan Hull has stood out for his positive presence and commitment to his peers and his studies. Ryan is consistently kind and considerate toward both staff and peers. He comes to class prepared, ready to learn, and actively participates in daily discussions. Ryan puts forth his best effort, approaches his work with a positive attitude, and perseveres through challenging math problems. He is always willing to help classmates and is truly a pleasure to have in class.
Rounding out the March honorees is seventh grader Audrey Haas, whose dedication and leadership have made a lasting impression on those around her. Audrey consistently makes meaningful contributions to class discussions and demonstrates a strong commitment to learning. Her willingness to revise, improve, and put forth her best effort will take her far. Audrey is a sincere and dedicated student who approaches her work with care and pride. She shows leadership among her peers, works well with others, and is a positive role model.