February Middle School Character Ed Assembly
Celebrating Trustworthiness and Good Character
Launch the media gallery 1 player - media #1Christina Schnelle received the Community Award for Trustworthiness.
Launch the media gallery 1 player - media #2Maggie F., Max S., Tessa G., and Kerbee W., received the Character Award for Trustworthiness.
Launch the media gallery 1 player - media #3Niko E., Tori L., and Rayven W. received the Good Attitude Awards for February.
Launch the media gallery 1 player - media #4Tori G., Vanessa B., and Makayla G. were the Outstanding Middle School Students for February.
February’s Character Education Assembly in the Middle School featured the word “trustworthiness,” which means confidence in the integrity, ability, character, and truthfulness of others. The community member receiving the Character Award for trustworthiness during the assembly on February 22 was Christina Schnelle.
Mrs. Schnelle grew up in Knox County and graduated from Knox County High School. She moved to Columbia, Mo., to further her education by attending Columbia College, where she received her degree in business management. While in college, she met her husband Chris in statistics class.
Mr. and Mrs. Schnelle married in 1995 and have two children, Aaron and Grace—both students at PC R-1 Middle School. After college, Mrs. Schnelle began working in the insurance industry until she moved to Unionville four years ago. She now works at Putnam County Memorial Hospital in the business office.
Mrs. Schnelle and her husband own a large farm southwest of Unionville which keeps them very busy. She is also active in 4-H and is a leader of the Classic Kid’s Club and a member of Midway Baptist Church, helping with the children in the nursery.
Both of her children are in sports which keeps the family busy attending all the games during the school year and for summer ball as well. Mrs. Schnelle likes to go horseback riding and enjoys photography and taking pictures of the PC students’ sporting events.
Students Receive Recognition
Students receiving the Character Award for trustworthiness included: Tessa G. and Kerbee W. for 6th grade, Max S. for 7th grade, and Maggie F. for 8th grade. Each student will receive a free sub sandwich lunch courtesy of Hy-Vee.
Students receiving the Good Attitude Award included: Rayven W. from 6th grade, Tori L. from 7th grade, and Niko E. from 8th grade. These students received two, ten-point bonus tickets to use in the classes of their choice.
Outstanding Middle School Students are chosen based on their good grades, behavior, and citizenship. They each received a framed certificate, candy, a button that gets them into school sporting events, and the always popular Midget folder. February’s Outstanding Students included: Makayla G. from 6th grade, Vanessa B. from 7th grade, and Tori G. from 8th grade.
Congratulations to Mrs. Schnelle and all of our student award recipients for February!
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