During the 2017-18 school year, Hanna contributed to Blue Mountain Elementary by helping out in the school as a lunch monitor and peer model. She is very responsible with younger students and is an excellent model for her peers. Hanna has participated at the district finals in track and field, she has played on the school’s Ultimate Frisbee team and the girls’ volleyball team, she has volunteered as scorekeeper for the boys’ basketball team, and has even helped with our Christmas concerts!
Hanna is an avid reader and has been a part of Book Fest. She is a positive, keen and patient individual who works well in groups and is a terrific organizer. She completes all her homework on time and is more than willing to help her peers. Hanna is a great writer and writes with lots of detail. She has also demonstrated an interest in environmental concerns.
In her spare time, Hanna has volunteered at the SPCA and completed her Red Cross Swim Kids Level 10. Currently, Hanna has her brown belt in taekwondo and is working towards her black belt. When Hanna is not in school, she enjoys gymnastics, art, gardening, baking, bike riding and hiking with her family, as well as taking her dog for walks.
About Leaders of Tomorrow
The Maple Ridge – Pitt Meadows School District (SD42) has teamed up with the Maple Ridge News to celebrate local students who are making a difference at school and in the community. Elementary and secondary students featured as Leaders of Tomorrow were picked by their principals for making positive achievements in academics, sports, arts and community involvement.
The list is just a sample of outstanding students in the school district selected by their school during the 2017/18 school year – there are many others who were equally deserving of recognition for their exemplary achievements both inside and outside the classroom.
Every Tuesday throughout the school year, SD42 will profile a student selected as one of the 2018 Leaders of Tomorrow.
