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NATIONAL RENAISSANCE STUDENT OF THE MONTH: February – Autumn Sneath

This month’s National Renaissance Student of the Month is Autumn Sneath from Central Mountain Middle School, PA. Nominator Christina Onuskanich writes:

Autumn is a 7th grade leadership student who is always willing to help make her school a better place. Throughout the year, Autumn has volunteered to host assemblies and special events. Autumn assisted with our school’s fall sports pep rally, she was the commentator for our Fun Friday volleyball matches, and she was the announcer for the Veterans Day Assembly. Autumn also attended the Jostens Renaissance Leadership Conference this fall and has been working diligently to put her ideas into action. She has helped plan various spirit day events and school-wide activities. Autumn is constantly asking her teachers what she can do to help them and then she gets the job done. In class, Autumn is always looking for ways to celebrate her peers and offer support to anyone who may need it. When a teacher was having a challenging week, Autumn took it upon herself to put together a self-care gift for the teacher. When a younger student was unsure about attending her first middle school dance, Autumn put together a special invitation and presented it to the student during homeroom. The smiles and giggles of excitement were exactly what her friend needed! Autumn‘s kindness and selflessness along with her determination to further develop her leadership skills are what make her the perfect candidate for National Student of the Month!

How long have you been involved with Renaissance?

Two years.

What’s a favorite Renaissance moment for you?

My favorite Renaissance moment was the leadership conference.

How has Renaissance impacted your school’s culture?

Renaissance impacted my school’s culture because my school is focused on recognizing more students and teachers, which helps us all to be thankful and proud of ourselves. Happy people make good decisions!

How has Renaissance affected you personally?

It has given me an opportunity to become a leader and help out with others and help them become a future leader.

What advice would you give to someone just starting with Renaissance?

One step at a time and take it slow! Pick one thing to do and tackle it well! Never give up.

Autumn will receive a water bottle and a lapel pin in recognition of her achievement.

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