Students of the Month: January 2019
Raine Knight
Under the ice of a
deep, frozen lake
There’s a lot
going on ‘neath the surface opaque.
This metaphor
describes a student so bright,
And on this snowy
morning her name’s Raine Knight!
Raine works hard and
takes home straight A’s,
Which she earns
writing thoughtful, creative essays.
And I like her
humor, which others don’t see
Because I read her
classroom journal: Hee-hee!
I see the thoughts
behind those flashing eyes,
And I know what
her subtle sarcasm implies!
Raine’s
impressive! She handles details
Like vocab and
grammar. And she never fails!
Raine’s
well-rounded, involved and engaged:
Her paintings and
artwork leap from the page!
She once absorbed
Science Olympiad facts;
Now she plays in
Solo/Ensemble -- alto sax!
And if she
directed a film of The Odyssey,
The guy who played
Cyclops would look just like me!
I know all this
stuff because she writes a lot,
Which I read; then
I smile, more often than not.
Raine: You’re
quiet and create no ado,
Like that peaceful
lake, which reminds me of you.
Jenna Mollinet
If you’re
searching for scholarship, it’s a safe bet
You’ll find what
you’re after in a Mollinet.
In this case it’s
Jenna, the youngest of five:
She’s keeping the
fam’s reputation alive!
Jenna writes
essays, so quick and complete.
She’s certainly
part of the Honors Elite!
She finishes
homework and always on time,
One of many fine
traits to merit this rhyme!
Jenna
participates, raises her hand,
Speaks aloud
willingly, not just on demand.
Not only in
English does Jenna excel:
At cheering and
track she’s also quite swell!
Her math class is
almost as hard as Jane Eyre,
A novel the honors
9th graders must bear.
One-hundred
percent on the pre-AP quiz,
She’s a Victorian
Literature whiz!
So, Jenna, I thank
you!
You’re easy to
teach!
And I hope you
like this poem
Instead of a
speech!
*<%^)
Thompson

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