Shoreline Middle School recently celebrated student achievements through several recognition programs and announced schedule changes for upcoming school events. The school honored students for citizenship and student spotlights while adjusting the date for its multicultural assembly.
Students who qualified for the Quarter 1 Citizenship Activity were rewarded with a movie and ice cream. To qualify for the recognition, students were required to maintain a 2.0 GPA or higher, maintain outstanding or satisfactory citizenship grades in all classes, and pass Advisory.
In addition to citizenship awards, the school recognized several Student Spotlights of the Month. These students were nominated by their peers for demonstrating the Panther Way by being respectful, responsible, compassionate, and safe. The recognized students include Kaelen Kimball, Dayana Garcia, Tansuya Scott, and Koli Esisi. Mayra Quintana was named the November Staff Spotlight.
The school's drama department is currently performing an adaptation of Treasure Island. The final performance is scheduled for Monday, November 9, from 7:00–9:00 p.m.
Additionally, the school held its monthly Principal Pancakes to celebrate November birthdays. During the event, the school librarian presented each student with a birthday book.
The school's Multicultural Assembly has been moved back one week and will now take place on Friday, November 20. There will be three presentations of the same assembly: two during the school day for students and one for parents at 11:00 a.m. Parents attending the 11:00 a.m. presentation are asked to enter through the auditorium doors and bring a photo ID to check in before the assembly.
Principal Tommy Hirschi noted recent classroom visits in the classes of Gavin Grow and Julie Mayfield, where students worked on reading fluency and communication skills, respectively.
