Banning High Introduces February Student Of The Month

From Banning Schools: Banning High School Principal Matt Valdivia announced this week that the February student of the month is Natalie LuGrain.

Natalie is in grade 12 at BHS. When you interact with her, please acknowledge, recognize, and congratulate her for earning and achieving this great honor.

Natalie will be celebrated along with 4 other students from local Pass Area high schools on Wednesday February 13, 2019 at Sizzler Restaurant in Banning. The honor allows Natalie to compete with 6 other BHS Students of the Month selected this year to become Banning High School's Student of the Year and earn prestigious recognition and a scholarship award. Banning/Beaumont Student of the Month Program The mission is to bring the community together to honor and praise our local high school seniors for demonstrating character, integrity, love of learning, involvement in school activities, athletics, and community service.

We recognize students who have overcome challenging life circumstances without compromising their education. The “heartbeat” of The Student of the Month is the student who makes a difference in their home, school and community with sincerity and passion. They must be college or trade school bound. How It Works The program begins in September and ends in May with the Student of the Year Scholarship and Recognition Dinner. A number of senior students are recognized during the school year at monthly breakfasts. Students and their families are honored and recognized by their principal and nominating staff while sponsors enjoy listening to the heartfelt stories and inspiration told by the students and their parents. Representatives from the City Council, Chamber of Commerce, State Legislature, and County of Riverside address the students and present a distinguished certificate of recognition. All sponsors are recognized at each breakfast. For more information and pictures please log on to: https://www.studentofthemonth.net/beaumont-banning.

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