Bloomsdale Elementary Celebrates Habit Leaders

By Editor | June 9, 2020 |

Bloomsdale Elementary School students recently were honored as Habit Leaders, selected because they lived and learned the 7 Habits of Highly Effective People each and every day.
The chosen students show leadership, follow expectations and lead the way for their peers.
The teachers organized by grade level and surprised students at home with yard signs to celebrate on May 11.
The students were chosen as leaders for Habit No. 6 (Synergize), Habit No. 7 (Sharpen the Saw), and Habit No. 8 (Finding Your Voice).
This activity was organized by the Shared Leadership Action team at Bloomsdale Elementary School. Third-grade teacher Dana Bowen also organized a slide show for the students in lieu of the habit leader ceremony.
Habit No. 6
Pre-kindergarten: Riley Akins; kindergarten: Cheyenne Jacobs, Kaydee Oehlert, Lukas Palmer, Alice Seabaugh; first grade: Izabella Basile, Gaige Nadeau, Maya Winters; second grade: Isabella Weis; third grade: Alice McConkey, Kinnley Palmer, Ella Springkamper; fourth grade: JD Dunnigan, Alyssa Gibson, Rihana Hoskins; fifth grade: Wyatt Crocker, Riyley Dutton, Hazel Schwent.
Habit No. 7
Pre-kindergarten: Bailey Winch; kindergarten: Mollie Gibson, Brantley Langan, Georgia Stewart, Garrett Winkler; first grade: Zander Bates, Jozie Burr, Judd Cage; second grade: Lillian Cremer, Carter Jokerst, Colin Rowland; third grade: Stefano Basile, Joshua Crossland, McKynzie Lindsey; fourth grade: Gabriel Bley, Robert Rehm, Adalynn Venz, Azalia Zerwig; fifth grade: Launa Gegg, Jake Parker, Maggie Price.

Pre-kindergarten: Izabella Chimento; kindergarten: Zander Braun, Jace Gettinger, Liam Hughes, Loudon Jokerst; first grade: Quaid Fleeman, Adyson Hughes, Bella Nazzoli; second grade: Megan Keith, Donovan Turpin; third grade: Makayla Berkbigler, Harper Drury, Callie Huck; fourth grade: Chassidy Blankenship, Daymian Cavenar, Wyatt Everard, Kamdyn Wehner; fifth grade: Josie Sansoucie, Joshua St. Clair, Gracie Turner, Katie Vogt.
(Information in a release from the Ste. Genevieve R-II School District.)