April's Senior of the Month

Brady Poulin

This student is definitely the type of person you want as a neighbor. Humble, conscientious, outgoing and courageous, he is a natural leader and the ideal Winslow High School student. Besides being a member of the National Honor Society, a two sport varsity athlete and being co-captain for both sports, he academically is in the top ten of his class. Even though he works at Hannaford’s, he still finds time to give back to the community by being a mentor with the local youth soccer and basketball programs. In school, many of you have seen him volunteering to work with our most needy students in gym class and working on the yearbook. This month's senior Student of the Month is Brady Poulin.

April's Junior of the Month

Abby Doughty

This month’s junior is an outstanding student. In the classroom she is studious and dedicated, but often makes time to help her classmates. She is quiet, yet offers insightful ideas and thoughtful input in her classes. Her teachers and peers can rely on her and she is very generous with her time. Responsible, kind, soft spoken, and thoughtful, this student exemplifies some of the best qualities of our school. Outside of the classroom, she is a very talented young artist. She is highly skilled in drawing and painting. Her creativity and artistic abilities make Winslow High School a more beautiful place. 

This month’s junior student of the month is Abby Doughty.

April's Sophomore of the Month

Elaina Rioux

This sophomore Student of the Month is science minded and has mastered a 3D thought process. She is consistently a high achiever with a sense of humor. She is capable of independent thought and is able to drive collaborative focus when completing group work. She is a fierce competitor in the classroom, on the soccer field and on the track and works with Student Senate to raise money for important local causes. Congratulations, Elaina Rioux.

April's Freshmen of the Month

Natalie Lagasse

If actions speak louder than words, then this student’s performance in the classroom is deafening.  Straight A’s for the first semester and going strong in the third quarter.  Assignments are always completed on time and there is never a need for an excuse.  This is the kind of student who doesn’t hesitate to email clarifying questions after class if she is not clear on an assignment.  She is a sophisticated writer, and her observational skills prove a benefit in classes from math to art to English.  Her kindness to others is always evident.  While not known for being loquacious, just the other day she stopped to share ideas with a peer struggling to solve a lock box problem.  Benjamin Franklin said, “Well done is better than well said.”  Well done Natalie Lagasse.