Congratulations to Robert Reed, 8th grade student at Moore Middle School, for being named District Secondary Student of the Month.
Robert is, first and foremost, a gentleman and exemplary young man. For two consecutive years, he placed first in the Tyler ISD district cross country meet. He is an exceptional athlete, playing quarterback on the 8th grade football B team and playing on the 8th grade basketball A Team.
Robert is taking his second math class for high school credit (PreAP Geometry). He is a straight-A student and is currently working on an original science project that he hopes will earn another top spot in the district science fair and a second consecutive trip to the state science fair at Texas A&M University. Because of his love of science, he volunteered at Moore's annual STEM Night to assist a teacher with a hands-on session for Moore families, elementary students and community members.
Robert plays percussion in the symphonic band and is a member of the National Junior Honor Society. He also serves as an 8th grade representative of the Moore Student Council.
Robert is well-liked by his peers for his humility, kindness and quiet leadership. He is truly an exemplary young man and represents his campus and district well.
The Tyler ISD District Students of the Month each receive a certificate and medal, sponsored by CHRISTUS Trinity Mother Frances Health System.
Each month, Tyler ISD recognizes the exemplary efforts of two students, one from our elementary schools and one from our secondary schools, to be honored. Teachers and school principals submit nominations based on students' excellence in many areas, including academics, leadership, campus, and community involvement. These outstanding qualities lead to successful student outcomes both in and outside of the classroom.