Wallace Middle School Holds End-of-the-Year Awards Assembly

P.E. Wallace Middle School recently held its annual awards assembly to close out the school year.

The 5th graders receiving awards on the Orange Team (Sisk, Verner, Freeman, Sawyer) were (Highest Overall) Judson Colley, (Student Growth) Zakkary Rodriguez, (Social Studies) Alessandro Greco, (Science) Jackson Carter, and (Math) A’shad Smith.

For the Red Team (Kirkland, Smith, Freeman, Sawyer) were (Science) Christopher Garcia, (Student Growth Award) Ceslie Beltran, (Social Studies) Yanita Gordan, (Math) Audrey Garrett, and (ELA) Peyton Robinson.

On the Purple Team (Thompson, Davis, Garcia, Sanchez) were (Student Growth Award) Jayden Finley, (Social Studies) Alondra Santos, (Science) Alejandro Guerrero, (Math) Matthew St. John, (ELA) Laura Ramirez, and (Highest Overall) Mariana Hernandez.

Award winners on the Green Team (Amerson, Gillean, De La Torre, Nava) included (Science) Marisol Hipolito, (Social Studies) Valerie Cassio, (Math) Daniel Castillo, (ELA) Evelyn Hernandez, (Student Growth Award) Rosemary Pineda, and (Highest Overall) Jamie Garrett.

For the Yellow Team (Torres, Yarbrough, Garcia, Sanchez), award winners were (Highest Overall) Brissa Alvarez, (Student Growth Award) Joshua Mesa, (Social Studies) Carter Cook, (Science) Javan Garcia, (Math) Aaliyah Delarosa, and (ELA) Jaqueline Pena.

Winning awards on the Blue team (Hernandez, Gonzales, De la Torre, Nava) were (Highest Overall) Claire Muskrat, (Student Growth) Brenda Ramirez, (Science) Jullian Chancellor, (ELA) Joshua Bello, (Math) Alberto Avila, and (Social Studies) Jorge Zuniga.

Fifth grade elective award winners were (Art) Taitus Chong and Valerie Moss, (Technology Applications) Jahayra Chavez, (Music) Claire Muskrat and Julian Chancellor, (Technology Applications) Carter Cook, and (Ms. & Mr. Fit) Sanniyah Crabtree and Kortland Stovall.

Sixth grade award winners included (Math) Kristina Tidwell, (Math) Kurt Alipao, (ELA) Daniel Villaruel, (Barnes) Ashley Askew, (ELA) Devon Keith, (Social Studies) Michelle Ysasi, (Social Studies) Tanner Marshall, (ELA) Jonathan Dalby, (Math/Science) Luke Thurman, (Science) Danika Beckham, (Science) Veronica Bernardino, (ELA) Stephanie Guerrero, (ELA/Math) Katelyn Tejeda, (Social Studies) Ariana Cruz, (ELA) Christian Johnson, (Math) Rolando Lopez, and (Math) Amy Santillan.

And Sixth grade elective awards winners were Jalyssa Aguilar (Dance), Karina Torres (Creative Choreography Award), Ashlynn Peoples (Most Improved Dancer), Aziyah Farrier (Dance/P.E), Luke Thurman (Band-Percussion), Hayden Tennison (Art), Anjelique Sanchez (Mrs. Carr), Daniel Najera (Special Olympics), Reggie Webster (P.E.), Emily Ponce (Expressive Dance/Showmanship Award), Madison Hargrove (Dance), Kit Thompson (Dance), Kinley Lowry (Dance), David Urbina (Special Olympics), Shaklyn Allen (Expressive Dance/Showmanship Award), De’Asia Washington (Most Improved Dancer), Dori Macedo (Art), Chloe Snodgrass (Computer Science/Robotics), Patty Gonzalez (Choir & Band-Brass), McKaylie Nixon (Band-Woodwind), Jesus Moreno (Computer Science/Robotics), Jeffrey Bond (Theatre), and Simone Thompson (Expressive/Showmanship Award).