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Two of the many Bluffview Montessori Students demonstrating virtuous behavior this week:

Coltrane Ward is a 6th grade student of Mrs. Kaul’s E2A classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtues of assertiveness and helpfulness when he prepared the classroom for group while others sat back. Coltrane’s favorite class is art, and he loves Bluffview because of the hospitality. Coltrane’s favorite activities outside of school are scootering around the neighborhood and playing at the park, and he wants to be a graphic designer when he grows up. Coltrane is the son of Jessica & Joel Ward.

Victoria Feehan-Vang is a 4th grade student of Ms. Zahrte’s E2B classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtues of peacefulness and cooperation when she read from a book together with a friend.  Victoria’s favorite subject in the classroom is science and she loves Bluffview because of the teachers. Victoria’s favorite activities outside of school are coloring and painting, and she wants to be a therapist when she grows up. Victoria is the daughter of Emily Feehan and Xao Vang. 

Two of the many Bluffview Montessori Students demonstrating virtuous behavior this week:

Carlee Rudnik is a 2nd grade student of Ms. Kiersten’s E1B classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtue of purposefulness when she consistently begins working on “Have-Tos” work and turns in her work plan at the beginning of work time. Carlee’s favorite work in the classroom is maps, and she loves Bluffview because of her friends. Carlee’s favorite activity outside of school is drawing, and she wants to be an art teacher when she grows up. Carlee is the daughter of Matt & Shannon Rudnik.

Charley Moyer is a Kindergarten student of Ms. Anna’s CH3 classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtue of consideration when he put his handwriting book away and volunteered to put many books away on the floor.  Charley’s favorite work in the classroom is the spindle box and he loves Bluffview because of lunch and Ms. Cindy. Charley’s favorite activity outside of school is going to Grandma’s house, and he wants to be a teacher when he grows up. Charley is the son of Sarah Moyer and Kory Pronschinske. 

Two of the many Bluffview Montessori Students demonstrating virtuous behavior this week:

Justin Clark is a 6th grade student of Ms. Amy E2C classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtues of caring and compassion when he helped cheer a friend up that was having a rough morning. Justin’s favorite class is PE, and he loves Bluffview because of the Compass Slips students can receive. Justin’s favorite activity outside of school is playing video games, and he wants to be a mechanic when he grows up. Justin is the son of Joe & Melinda Clark.

Ethan Klinger is a 6th grade student of Mrs. Kaul’s E2A classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtue of service when he helped clean up a large work carefully without complaint.  Ethan’s favorite subject is science and he loves Bluffview because of recess, PE, the basketball hoops, the school staff, and the wide variety of instruments.  Ethan’s favorite activity outside of school is hockey, and he wants to be a professional hockey goalie or famous video game player/youtuber when he grows up. Ethan is the son of Eric & Wendy Klinger. 

Two of the many Bluffview Montessori Students demonstrating virtuous behavior this week:

Cora Runningen is a 1st grade student of Ms. Kiersten’s E1B classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtue of courage when she performed loud and proud at the E1 concert. Cora’s favorite work in the classroom is the money work, and she loves Bluffview because there is no homework. Cora’s favorite activities outside of school are playing outside and getting snacks, and she wants to be a dinosaur scientist when she grows up. Cora is the daughter of Lee & Stephanie Runningen.

Melody Urbick is a 1st grade student of Ms. Kiersten’s E1B  classroom who was recognized this week for displaying the virtue of perseverance when she finished all 15 levels of her lessons.  Melody’s favorite work in the classroom is the trace magical triangles work and she loves Bluffview because she can get compass slips.  Melody’s favorite activities outside of school are making things like her robo dog and playing with her favorite toy, rainbow scrubbies, because she can draw animals and then wipe them off. She wants to be a police officer when she grows up. Melody is the daughter of Jonathan & Michelle Urbick.