Skip To Main Content

SGI Top Rockets - Third Marking Period

SGI Top Rockets - Third Marking Period


Congratulations to the SGI Project TEAM students who were most like one of our Project TEAM characters for the third marking period of the 2024-25 school year! Every quarter, students at SGI who most exemplify the Project TEAM character trait are chosen by their teachers and recognized by the school. 

Amelia

  • Chase Husser
  • Alan Koons
  • Luke Mickelson 
  • Austin Phillips
  • Catherine Rafferty
  • Elin Sentz
  • Lydia Shipley
  • Zoey Tresselt
  • Arianna Weiser

Harper

  • Kenslee Crone
  • Liam Dietz
  • Reef Jacobs
  • Mason Madonna
  • Ava Masemer
  • Libby Miller
  • Peyton Peregoy
  • Claire Shives
  • Harper Young 

Lamar

  • Eden Finn 
  • Addison Grim
  • Mason Hilbert
  • Isaac Leppo
  • Natalie Rich
  • Briana Rodriguez
  • Elissa Shearer
  • Adler Shue
  • Chloe Wolfe

Paco

  • Kamryn Boren
  • Liam Braley
  • Ellie Gibson
  • Delaney Hopkins
  • Johnathan Mason
  • Ethan Mummert
  • Faith Schrum
  • Delilah Wallet 
  • Teagan Wassilewski

Philo

  • Elizabeth Hufnagle
  • Scarlett Kitlinski
  • Gavyn Miller
  • Henley Romero
  • Blake Shue
  • Lucas Topper
  • Addison Trimmer
  • Everett  Wilt 
  • Aubrey Wirkus

Ruby

  • Max Bupp
  • Mila Burkholder
  • Hadley Castillo
  • Ava Garman
  • Kenna Hoover
  • Presley  Markey 
  • Brody Ortiz
  • Wyatt Roche
  • Kairielyz  Sanitago Ramos

About Project TEAM

Our teachers, K - 6, use Project TEAM to help students understand the value and significance of teamwork and leadership and create a positive school climate, bringing everyone in the school together to work toward common goals. This, in turn, creates a sense of belonging and an accepting community, making for a more productive social and academic environment. 

Meet the Project TEAM Characters 

Amelia - Acceptance/Anti-bullying
Acceptance/Anti-bullying is the ability to accept and celebrate all differences. It's important to be accepting because it teaches students to be positively welcoming to someone, no matter their difference(s).

Harper - Helping Others
Helping others is the ability to serve others in school, at home, or in the community. It’s important because it helps increase a student’s self-concept, behaviors, and connectedness in school and with each other. Helping one another creates an environment where everyone feels safe, secure, and part of a team.

Paco - Positive Change
Positive Change is the ability to make changes that help you be a better person, help others be better people, or help the community be a better place.

Philo - Problem Solving & Conflict Resolution
Problem Solving is using positive strategies to solve a problem. Conflict resolution is using positive strategies to solve a problem with one or more people.

Ruby - Resiliency
Resiliency is the ability to bounce back when something tough or hard happens. Resiliency helps students understand they can overcome obstacles or tough times.

Lamar - Leadership
Leadership can be explained as the combination of all of the other foundations. By Helping Others, using Positive Change, promoting anti-bullying, using good problem solving, and showing resiliency students are demonstrating leadership. Leadership also stresses that all students can be a leader in their own way. Everyone brings a different and unique strength to the TEAM and they are all important. Not only does a leader set a good example for others but they promote others to be part of the TEAM by encouraging the foundations.