Congratulations to Keshawn Rivera, a senior at Tyler High School and student at the Career & Technology Center, for being named the District Secondary Student of the Month for April.
Keshawn Rivera is a dedicated student who focuses on outstanding achievements and work ethic.
In his Practicum in Business Management class, Keshawn has consistently demonstrated exceptional intelligence and commitment. His teacher praises his dedication, noting that Keshawn consistently puts in 110% effort into his assignments and projects. He leads by example, bringing value and productivity to the classroom environment. Keshawn's focus, both individually and in group settings, has made him a standout student.
One of Keshawn's notable projects includes the development of a Kraft Store business plan, showcasing his creativity and strategic thinking. Additionally, his proficiency in creating engaging presentations using Google Slides has impressed his peers and instructors alike.
His teacher reflects on Keshawn's impact, stating that working with him has been a rewarding experience and that his projects serve as excellent examples for struggling students. Keshawn's achievements extend beyond academics; he is described as college-ready and prepared for the workforce, embodying a strong work ethic and a passion for learning.
In recognition of his accomplishments, Keshawn achieved the highest score of 80.0 on the general management pre-test among all periods in the first semester. His dedication and success make him a deserving recipient of this recognition, showcasing his potential for future success in academics and beyond.
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.