Spotlight Features

It’s always nice to receive recognition… especially when it is well deserved. That is certainly the case with the two students chosen as Roy’s Students of the Quarter.

Jaedyn Luther is in the third grade. The daughter of Morgan Luther, Jaedyn said it was exciting when she was chosen for the honor.

“I work hard in school,” she gave as the reason she was chosen. Her nomination stated that she completes her work in a timely manner and is always willing to help others when they need it.

Nine-year-old Kayla Hetland is very fond of school in the small town of Judith Gap. As a fourth grader, she particularly enjoys math and art.

“In art, I can paint a lot and draw,” said Hetland, noting she really enjoys using colored pencils.

Her love for math may be influenced by her parents.

“My dad was a math teacher and he taught me to like all of math multiplication and division,” said Hetland.

Now, her parents work as a counselor and English teacher, which could lend to her love for school and learning.

Just one of the two Grass Range junior students, Enzo Corean is enjoying the flexibility to pursue a range of interests in and out of school.

Hayley Stahl had only recently returned from showing cattle at the NILE show when interviewed at Winnett High School. She took third at NILE, and was feeling pretty good about that, as it was her first time exhibiting at a pen show.