Kenston Intermediate School is pleased to announce their Students of the Month for November.
KIS Students of the Month
Kenston Intermediate School is pleased to announce their Students of the Month for November.
Students selected for Student of the Month “Gratitude” honors were fourth-graders Madelyn Brogan, Eleana DeWitt, Eva Domonkos, Abby Felton, Hannah Fladger, Trace McCallister, Cheyanne Miller, Austin Otero and Addie Traylor; and fifth-graders Matthew Albano, Joseph Artale, Breanna Badley, Evan DeCourcey, Savannah Devlin, Anthony Jordon, Grace Leygraff, Ryan Pollock, Shriya Selvan, Jorges Talley and Joy Zambataro.
Rotary Senior
William Toth has been selected Kenston’s Chagrin Valley Rotary Club Student of the Month in November. He has a 4.435 GPA and has been on the 4.0 High Honor Roll every semester since his freshman year. He is an AP Scholar, a scholar athlete, has received academic awards in English and Spanish, and received the West Point Leadership Award his junior year that is awarded to a student who demonstrates great skill in academics, athletics and leadership.
He was elected class president his junior year allowing him to plan and organize school events as well as fundraise for the senior prom. He is a member of National Honor Society, which provided him the opportunity to volunteer in West Virginia insulating homes.
William is also a leader of Kenston Connect to help incoming freshman adjust to high school and participates in Bomber Bash planning to raise money for the charity, A Kid Again. He earned his varsity letter in swimming his freshman year and participated in track and field his freshman and sophomore year.
Outside of school he works as a retail associate at Arborwear, serves as a lead crew member in Holy Angels’ youth group and is on the board of the United Way Youth Distribution Fund.
William plans to attend a four-year college to pursue a medical degree with a minor in Spanish language.
Veterans Day Celebration
Kenston students and staff recognize and honor veterans and individuals who currently serve in the Armed Forces. Kenston is grateful for their service to the country protecting the freedoms that Americans enjoy. Veterans were celebrated by third-graders at Timmons Elementary School.
Annually, students invite parents, grandparents or a special friend who has served in the military to share stories about military life and their branch of the service. Guest speakers often bring military mementos to share.
Students honored the veterans by performing military and patriotic songs.
Facilities Closure
The tennis courts and the stadium are now closed for the season. They are being prepped, secured and winterized.
