7th and 8th Grade Selection for April’s Student of the Month
Today, we're thrilled to celebrate Eliana Hernandez, a seventh-grade standout who embodies the best qualities of a model student.
🌟 Academic Excellence: Eliana consistently excels in the classroom. Her success is a testament to her relentless work ethic and determination. She approaches every task with enthusiasm and gives her all, demonstrating that with dedication, anything is possible.
💖 A Heart of Gold: Beyond her accomplishments, Eliana's kindness and compassion shine brightly. Whether she's lending a helping hand to a classmate in need or simply offering a warm smile to brighten someone's day, Eliana's genuine care for others is truly inspiring.
😊 The Power of a Smile: Eliana has a contagious smile that lights up the room wherever she goes. Her positive attitude and cheerful demeanor uplift those around her, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for all.
🌟 Shining Bright: Eliana's presence enriches our school community in countless ways, and we're incredibly proud to honor her as our Student of the Month. Congratulations, Eliana, on this well-deserved recognition! Wakefield is proud to call you a Trojan.
9th and 10th Grade Selection for April’s Student of the Month
We're thrilled to shine a spotlight on our exceptional sophomore, Mayte Flores, as our Student of the Month! 🎉
Mayte embodies the true spirit of leadership and versatility in our school community. With her remarkable ability to think outside the box, Mayte consistently demonstrates innovative thinking and initiative, making her a standout among her peers.
As a well-rounded individual, Mayte's involvement in numerous extracurricular activities truly sets her apart. From her active participation in National Honor Society, FCCLA, FBLA, to her dedication in Better Blended, One World Club, Educators Rising Club, wrestling, cheerleading, and Student Council, Mayte's commitment to diverse interests is truly inspiring.
Beyond her impressive extracurricular engagements, Mayte's academic achievements speak volumes. Excelling in her studies, Mayte consistently demonstrates a dedication to academic excellence that is truly commendable.
What truly sets Mayte apart, however, is her exceptional kindness and compassion towards her peers and the broader community. Mayte's genuine warmth and willingness to lend a helping hand make her a cherished member of our school family.
Congratulations, Mayte, on this well-deserved recognition! Your leadership, academic performance, and kindness serve as an inspiration to us all. Keep shining bright! 🌟📚🎓
11th and 12th Grade Selection for April’s Student of the Month
🎓 It's with great pride that we shine the spotlight on Katie Borg, a shining example of leadership and dedication.
🌟 Natural Leadership: Katie exemplifies leadership in everything she does. Her unwavering commitment to doing the right thing, even when no one is watching, sets her apart as a role model for her peers.
🏐🏀🏃♀️ Extracurricular Dynamo: Katie's involvement in extracurricular activities is nothing short of impressive. From dominating the courts in volleyball, basketball, and track, to her active roles in organizations like the National Honor Society, student council, FBLA, FCCLA, choir, band, and volunteering for her church, Katie's enthusiasm knows no bounds.
❤️ Kindness Personified: Beyond her achievements, Katie's kindness shines brightly. She treats everyone with respect and compassion.
👩🏫 Future Educator: With a heart dedicated to service and a passion for helping others learn and grow, Katie has her sights set on becoming an elementary teacher. Her future students are undoubtedly fortunate to have such a caring and dedicated individual shaping their educational journey.
🎓 Next Steps: While we'll miss Katie dearly, we're excited to see her continue to shine at Northeast Community College next year, where she'll not only pursue her academic goals but also represent the college on the volleyball court. The future is undeniably bright for this remarkable young Lady Trojan.
👏 Let's all congratulate Katie on her well-deserved recognition as our Student of the Month. Her impact on our school community will be felt for years to come. Go forth and continue to inspire, Katie!
Kids Connect Club making tie-dye blankets to donate to places of need.
Save the Date
Save the Date
Golf
🗓️ Tuesday, April 2nd
📍@ Clarkson
⛳ Tee Time 3:30 pm
Nebraska Speech Best of the Best will air at 2:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 21 on Nebraska Public Media. Watch for Miguel Ibarra. Miguel will be performing his speech Graduation by Jerry Rabushka - A Humourous Prose speech he performed at the Unified State Speech for Class C1 last week.
Track Meet Schedule ⬇️ Tuesday @ Wayne
April Calendar Reminders
March Super Trojan Awards
Back Row: MacKenzie Rewinkel, Kendra Reyes-Ruiz, Camila Nunez Velazquez, Reagan Nelson
Front Row: Ellie Nelson, Noel Juarez, Cristina Jimenez Saban, Cael Haglund, Lizbeth Montoya
PreK(3) - Lizbeth Montoya
PreK(4) - Cristina Jimemez Saban
Kindergarten - Cael Haglund
1st Grade - Noel Juarez
2nd Grade - Ellie Nelson
3rd Grade - Reagan Nelson
4th Grade -Camila Nunez Velazquez
5th Grade - Kendra Reyes-Ruiz
6th Grade - MacKenzie Rewinkel
Northeast Nebraska Scholastic Contest
On Wednesday, March 27th, 22 Wakefield high schoolers participated in the prestigious Northeast Nebraska Scholastic Contest which included hundreds of other students from surrounding Class C and Class D schools. The 22 Wakefield students tested in 24 different subject areas ranging from topics related to the sciences, mathematics, history, English, welding, construction, wellness, etc. The 22 students were selected by their teachers to participate in this competition based on their advanced knowledge within their respective subjects; it is an honor simply to be selected to participate. The students who participated in the event were: Jordan Metzler, Ashlyn Boeckenhauer, Katie Borg, Lane Fischer, Isiah Villa, Timothy Kaufman, Bailey Kai, Sierra Kaufman, Jack Schlickbernd, Jackson Pommer, Jazmin Paredes, Jeremiah Reimers, McKinnley Mogus, Ashlyn Vazquez-Catalan, Adrian Flores, Alexia Weaver, Jaden Sievers, Jeremy Desmond, Quintin Beaty, Johnathan Birkley, Sam Chase, and Ashlyn Riewer. When students were not testing, they were able to enjoy a movie, games, snacks, and even karaoke. After lunch at Northeast Community College's cafeteria the results were announced at the award ceremony. Four Wakefield students earned awards. Jeremy Desmond was awarded 3rd place for the Basic Construction exam. Jeremiah Reimers was awarded 2nd place for the Geography exam. Ashlyn Boeckenhauer was awarded 1st place for the Medical Terminology exam. Timothy Kaufman was awarded 1st place for the Drafting exam. It was a great day with some of Wakefield Community Schools' best and brightest students.
Today
No School on Friday and Monday. See you Tuesday!
7-12 📋 3rd Quarter Honor Roll
This week at Wakefield...
✏️ 3/24 SkillsUSA Pancake Feed
✏️ 3/26 ACT for Juniors
✏️ 3/27 2:00 pm Dismissal
✏️ 3/27 High School NECC Scholastic Contest
✏️ 3/29 NO SCHOOL
Thank you for attending the FCCLA Easter Egg Hunt.
The high school track meet scheduled for Tuesday, March 26th @ West Point has been postponed due to weather.
Save the Date - Thursday, March 28th
On this Feel Good Friday, we take a moment to reflect on the remarkable career of Mr. Clay, an extraordinary social studies teacher who has dedicated an incredible 37 years to shaping the minds and hearts of countless students. His wall of senior photos clearly demonstrates the incredible impact he has had.
Mr. Clay isn't just a teacher; he's a legend, a mentor, and a friend to all who have had the privilege of walking through his classroom door. His passion for history is contagious. Beyond his exceptional teaching skills, Mr. Clay's impact extends far beyond the classroom walls. He is a pillar of the Wakefield community, known for his kindness, compassion, and positivity. Whether cheering them on at sporting events, guiding them through personal challenges, or simply lending a listening ear, he has touched countless lives and left a mark on the hearts of all who know him.
As Mr. Clay prepares to retire at the end of this year, Wakefield Community Schools is filled with mixed emotions. While we are sad to say goodbye to such an incredible educator, we are also immensely grateful for the decades of wisdom, inspiration, and guidance he has shared with us. His legacy will live on in the countless students and staff whose lives he has touched.
Thank you, Mr. Clay, for all the years you have dedicated. You will be dearly missed, but your impact will never be forgotten. Congrats on an extraordinary career and a well-deserved retirement!
