- William Tennent High School -
Recognizes Excellence
December 2013 Students of the Month
Description of the award: Awarded to a WTHS student who has shown tremendous academic achievement in the classroom.
Who can be nominated: Any WTHS student, grades 9-12. (1 winner from each grade per month – 4 total)
How the award winner is chosen: Each month, WTHS will honor a student from each grade level for their tremendous academic achievement in the classroom. Selections will rotate among the school’s various departments from month to month. Only 32 students earn "Student of the Month" accolades each school year, with four individuals honored each month from October through May . A student may be selected for this prestigious honor only once in his/her career at WTHS.
"Moriah holds high academic marks, has a great sense of humor and is always willing to lead her classmates during group work." - Mr. David Fries - Tennent Social Studies Department
"Michael is a mechanically minded young man who enjoys the challenges of learning to draw objects in two and three dimensional methods." - Mr. Jeffery Czekaj - Tennent Technology Department
"Lindsay's work is always done to perfection and she is a pleasure to have in class." - Mr. Greg DeCecco- Tennent Science Department
"Zachary twice received the "Outstanding Drum Major” award at area competitions this fall. It is fair to say that he is the best High School Drum Major in Bucks County. he also plays the cello in the orchestra and the Baritone saxophone in Concert Band and Jazz Band." - Mr. J. Lovecchio - Tennent Music Department
December 2013 Tops at Tennent
Description of the award: Awarded to WTHS student who has shown tremendous work ethic, improvement, creativity, character, community service or achievement at WTHS or in the community.
Who can be nominated: Any WTHS student, grades 9-12. (1 winners per grade = 4 total)
How the award winner is chosen: Students and/or faculty members nominate students for the award. One award winner will be chosen from each grade level (Total of 4). In order to be placed in consideration, an explanation of why the nominee is deserving of the award is required. A student cannot win the award more than once per year.
"Lauren is an excellent math student who never misses an assignment, helps others who don't comprehend the material as quickly as she does, and is very respectful in class to all. Outside of the classroom she is also a member of student government, she is the 9th grade class president, a member of athletic council, and she is a member of the girls volleyball team." - Mr. Eric Goldsman - Tennent Math Department
Jeff is kind, considerate and exemplifies the character of a student wothy of being Tops at Tennent. He is an all-around terrific student and person! Jeff brought in many canned goods for last month’s food drive for "Camp Out For Hunger" which collected nearly 386 tons of food for the Philadelphia area." - Ms. Wirtshafter and Ms. O'Brien
"Frank has a constructive attitude and is a positive role model for other students." Mrs. Albrecht -- Tennent Math Department
"I want to thank Kadeem for his dedication to his teachers, coaches, and the entire WTHS community. He has never let adversity stand in the way of his academic or athletic success. - Mrs. Babins - Tennent Guidance Department
December 2013 Super Staff
Description of the award: Awarded to a staff member who has made a positive impact on students or faculty or has made a positive contribution to the community.
Who can be nominated?: A teacher, administrator, coach, or member of the WTHS staff.
How the award winner is chosen: Students nominate staff for the award. In order to be placed in consideration, an explanation of why the nominee is deserving of the award is required. A staff member cannot win the award more than once per year.
"Mr. DiChiara is not only an amazing teacher, but he is also an amazing person whose dedication to his students produces A+ results." - Abby Walls, Bryan Patrick, Kyra Foster - A.P. U.S. History Students
"Mrs. Teeter is an inspiring, dedicated, talented and determined teacher. " - Nicoletta Bates - Freshman Biology Student
"Mr. Veltre really knows his stuff when it comes to battles and war." - Kelly Kennedy - Freshman U.S. History Student