February Students of the Month
CONSUMER
SCIENCE
Dylan Sinton –
Dylan is currently enrolled in Child Development 1 and enjoys teaching the
children, planning activities and applying weekly coursework to the
program. Dylan had a great idea for his
career report: In Dylan’s own words, “…I
chose cardiology because my freshman year, Dr. Tozzi, from Hackensack
Cardiology Center, came to our school and volunteered to have his staff scan
our hearts. Since that day I’ve been
very interested in this field of study and someday want to become a
cardiologist, just like Dr. Tozzi.” Recalling
a WHS assembly from two years ago and making the connection to this month’s
career report, demonstrates applied creative thinking, an enthusiasm for
learning and a proven assurance of being a life-long learner. Dylan is applauded for extending his interests
in Child Development 1 and the Kids, Kids, Kids Program. Dylan
is a pleasure to have in class and works well with the younger students, peers,
parents and adults involved in the program.
THEATER
Melissa
Mojica - Melissa is a member of the Waldwick Drama Department. Throughout the years, Mel has grown into a
confidant actress, singer and dancer.
Past roles include Janet VanDergraff, a star struck bride to be;
Gabriella, a brainiac high school student; and can be seen this year as Nikki,
the love interest to the detective and murder suspect number one in Curtains, the musical comedy
whodunit. Melissa is very committed to
learning different ways to improve her singing and dramatic talents and expands
her craft any way she can. Melissa is also involved in dance classes outside of
school to improve her overall stage technique.
Melissa is always ready to give a helping hand to others, both on and
off the stage, and she is a very valued member of our troupe.
ATHLETICS
Douglas
Palmadessa – Doug has maintained a
rigorous academic schedule while achieving significant milestones in Boys Varsity
Basketball this season. As a junior, Doug scored his 1,000th point on
February 18 against Pascack Hills HS and led the Warriors to the Bergen County
Jamboree. Together with his teammates, the Warriors advanced to the
NJSIAA State Semi-Finals for the first time since 2000. Doug not only motivates
his teammates, but enthusiastically promotes school spirit and pride throughout
WHS.
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