10/06/2026
Congratulations to our September Hornet of the Month (HOTM) Winners!
We asked each teacher to select a student that exhibited the qualites we want to see in a Junction Hill Hornet.
We are so proud to celebrate these outstanding students who have shown incredible character, hard work, positive attitudes, and leadership throughout September!
Here are our September honorees along with a summary of how they earned the recognition in September.
Madi Burnett – Recognized for working incredibly hard in all classes and always being willing to try something new or experiment.
Vincent Miller – Recognized for his passion for learning, active participation in group discussions, and being helpful to younger students.
Russlee Mincey – Recognized for being a wonderful friend, great listener, helpful classmate, and eager learner with a positive attitude.
Sutton Cline – Recognized for his positive attitude that spreads like wildfire amongst his peers and always being first to do his work.
Savannah Colvin – Recognized for exemplifying what it means to be a Hornet through her work ethic and kindness to other students.
Reagan Hardwick – Recognized for putting forth her best effort, asking for help, making great improvements, and showing kindness to both students and adults.
Avery Driskell – Recognized for being respectful, putting forward her best effort on everything she does, and being an amazing addition to the classroom.
Maleah Izquierdo – Recognized as a role model for exemplary behavior, kind friendship, listening carefully, and taking learning seriously.
Teigan Collins-Bell – Recognized for bringing a positive attitude and smile, listening well, and always offering help to classmates.
Kaden Nettles – Recognized for consistently offering a helping hand, showing kindness, responsibility, and a caring attitude toward others.
Abigail Williams – Recognized for her great attitude, following directions, waiting her turn, and working hard in class.
Tarrah Coughlin-Jotz – Recognized for being a very good listener, respecting friends and teachers, working hard, and enjoying school.
Kooper Marvin – Recognized for demonstrating outstanding kindness, compassion, maturity, and citizenship while leading by example.
Violet Collins – Recognized for coming to group ready to work, working exceptionally hard, and making great progress.
Oliver Boyles – Recognized for being a great friend to all, eager to learn, a great listener, and always smiling.
Keep shining bright!