Central High School announces Students of the Month
Alanah Solis is a bright and hardworking seventh grade student who brings a positive attitude and a willingness to learn at school every day. She is the daughter of Jessica Solis and Jeremy Morton and lives in the Rockford community. She attends Rockford Church of God. Her favorite subject is math because she enjoys the challenge of working through problems and figuring out the answers. Outside the classroom, she enjoys dancing and running and is a proud member of the CHS Dance Team. She enjoys staying active and being involved in her school community.
Alanah’s teachers describe her as a dependable and responsible student who is always prepared, arrives on time and is ready to learn. She is quick to lend a helping hand around the classroom and is always willing to assist her classmates. Her kindness, positive attitude and desire to be involved make her a wonderful example for others.
Looking toward the future, Alanah plans to become a pediatric nurse practitioner where she can use her caring nature to make a difference in the lives of children. With her strong work ethic, compassion and determination, Alanah is sure to have a bright future ahead.
Lee Bell is an energetic and hardworking eighth grade student at Central High School. He is the son of Jennifer and Lee Bell and lives in the Rockford community. His favorite subject is physical education because he loves playing sports and staying active. Outside the classroom, Lee enjoys working out and spending time on the field. He is an Honor Roll student and plays running back for the JV football team while also serving as a kick returner for the Varsity team. His love of sports, dedication and competitive spirit keep him motivated both on and off the field.
Lee’s teachers have noticed tremendous growth in his behavior, responsibility and overall attitude since the beginning of the school year. He comes to class prepared, follows directions and takes pride in the quality of his work. He is also willing to help classmates when they need a little guidance, showing that he is becoming not only a stronger student, but also a great teammate in the classroom. Lee’s hard work and continued improvement are wonderful examples of what can happen when a student is committed to doing his best. His determination in the classroom and on the football field make him a deserving Student of the Month.
Jennifer Gibbs is a hardworking and well-mannered ninth grade student who is making the most of her time at Central High School. She is the daughter of Kayla and Nathan Gibbs and lives in the Rockford community. She enjoys spending time with her friends and being involved in the Central High School family. Her teachers describe her as a wonderful student who is always prepared for class, completes her assignments and turns in her work on time. Her dedication to her schoolwork is reflected in her good grades and the responsible attitude she brings to the classroom each day.
Jennifer has exciting plans for her future; she plans to attend flight school and pursue a career as a flight attendant. Jennifer looks forward to the opportunity to travel, meet new people and explore the world. She also has a special appreciation for one of her teachers, proudly declaring that Mrs. Stover is the “best teacher ever!” Her positive attitude, strong work ethic and enjoyment of school and friendships make her a wonderful addition to the Central High School community. We look forward to seeing all the places her future will take her.
Darion Jones is a hardworking and enthusiastic tenth grade student at Central High School. He is the son of Derrick and Laquisha Jones and is part of the Goodwater community, where he attends Hatchet Springs Worship Center. His favorite subject is English, and he does not hesitate to share his enthusiasm for the class, saying, “I love English. I feel like I do a great job by the work that I do. I just love English.” Outside the classroom, Darion stays busy representing Central High School through basketball, track and football. He is also a member of the Student Government Association (SGA), Media Club and Key Club, making the most of the many opportunities available to him.
Darion has big plans for his future, which include earning a degree in special education so he can become a teacher, as well as coach basketball or track. His teachers describe him as a great student who works hard, turns in assignments on time and consistently demonstrates good manners. He is also always willing to lend a helping hand when needed. Darion believes in perseverance and the importance of never giving up. As he puts it, “I try to keep going in life and never give up. I feel like my teachers push me to be the best that I can be. I am thankful to be Student of the Month.”
His determination, positive attitude and desire to one day teach and coach others make him a wonderful example of what it means to be a Central High School Cougar.
Amaiya Jackson is an outstanding eleventh grade student who enjoys learning, staying involved and finding ways to help those around her. She is the daughter of Beverly and Stevan Jackson. Her favorite subject is history because she enjoys learning about events from the past and discovering how those lessons can help prevent similar situations in the future. Amaiya stays very active in the Central High School community through her involvement in Track and Field, Media Club, Key Club, Student Government Association (SGA), FBLA, and FCCLA. She especially enjoys helping out whenever she can and believes in making a positive contribution wherever she is needed.
Amaiya’s teachers describe her as a hardworking, dependable and positive team player. In her practices in education class, she works hard every day, always brings a smile and contributes to creating a safe, happy and welcoming classroom environment. Her willingness to help others and her encouraging attitude make her a joy to have in class and a wonderful example for her peers. Looking toward the future, Amaiya plans to attend college and pursue a career in pharmacy, with an interest in laboratory pharmacy. With her dedication, compassion and desire to make a difference, Amaiya has a bright future ahead.
Ezekiel Dailey is a kindhearted and enthusiastic twelfth grade student who brings personality, dedication and a positive attitude to Central High School. He is the son of Haley and Mylon Dailey and lives in the Weogufka community. His favorite subject is anatomy and physiology because he feels he learns more in that class than any other. Outside the classroom, Zeke stays involved in several school organizations, including band, JAG, Key Club, and FBLA. His teachers describe him as a hardworking student who serves as a wonderful role model for his peers. He enjoys contributing to class discussions and can usually be counted on to add a funny joke or two to the lesson, making the classroom a more enjoyable place for everyone. His teachers agree that having Zeke in class is truly a joy.
After graduation, Zeke plans to attend Full Sail University to pursue a career in game development, turning his creativity and interests into a profession. His determination, willingness to participate and ability to bring a smile to those around him make him a special part of the Central High School family. Whether he is sharing an idea, lending a helping hand, or making someone laugh, Zeke leaves a positive impression on those around him. We are proud to recognize him as our twelfth grade Student of the Month and look forward to seeing where his talents take him.
Special thanks to library media specialist Mrs. Hughes for coordinating the Student of the Month program and her Media Club for taking care of pictures, as well as Alabama ONE for sponsoring the Student of the Month yard signs.
