MS AWARDS ASSEMBLY [Photos, Video]
Shorecrest Middle School held its annual Middle School Awards Assembly in the Janet Root Theatre on May 18, 2023. Awards were presented for academic achievement, Citizen of the Year, Spark Awards in each grade level, as well as the Harold Bruggeman Award, among others.
Photos from the day may be found here.
A video of the awards ceremony is here. The password is Chargers.
Photos from the day may be found here.
A video of the awards ceremony is here. The password is Chargers.
To start the event, Coach Raab presented the Harold Bruggeman Award to
Then Performing Arts Awards were presented by Mr. B. and Mrs. Stephanie McCarthy, who also inducted a group of Jr. Thespians into International Thespian Society.
Bryce O ‘29.
Then Performing Arts Awards were presented by Mr. B. and Mrs. Stephanie McCarthy, who also inducted a group of Jr. Thespians into International Thespian Society.
Jr. Thespians Awards
Sixth Grade
Zoe E ‘29
Tyler F ‘29
Skye H ‘29
Grace K ‘29
Alexander L ‘29
Harper M ‘29
Birkin S ‘29
Seventh Grade
Sofia A ‘28
Gina B ‘28
Avril C ‘28
Maddison C ‘28
Annabel D ‘28
Bianco F ‘28
Sara F ‘28
Cate F ‘28
Alexander J ‘28
Daniel K ‘28
Ella M ‘28
Zoe N ‘28
Yashwaant R ‘28
Kurt S ‘28
Eighth Grade
Sophie C ‘27
Daniel C ‘27
Summer F ‘27
Charles H ‘27
Hope K ‘27
Sofia L ‘27
Ada M ‘27
Camilla S ‘27
Paul S ‘27
Forensics Speech & Debate Awards
Charles H ‘27
Grayson M ‘27
Rishi P ‘27
Austin S ‘27
World Language Awards were presented for The National French Contest, or “Le Grand Concours,” an annual competition sponsored by the American Association of Teachers of French.
This year 5 students received medals:
Bronze Awards
Claire C ‘28
Isabella J ‘27
Gold Awards
Sophia C ‘28
Lili F ‘27
Hope K ‘27
Those who competed at the county level in the National History Day Fair were recognized by Mr. Hodgson. Four students who advanced to the State Fair received copies of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution:
Drew E ‘28 and Evelyn G ‘28 for their Group Documentary “Amelia Earhart: Piloting Women’s History”
Alex J ‘28 for his Individual Performance “A Fight for Freedom”
Polina C ‘28 for her Individual Documentary “Anna May Wong: The First Asian American to Rock the Silver Screen”
Robotics presented a new Longevity Award to Will F ‘27 and Christopher E ‘27.
Head of Middle School, Ms. Kris Grant, handed out Academic Honors Awards for students whose grades were all As in 1, 2 or 3 trimesters.
1 Trimester of straight As
Sixth Grade
Elijah A ‘29
Charles D ‘29
Miles H ‘29
Ram K ‘29
Michael L ‘29
Alexander L ‘29
Arianna L ‘29
Faylynn M ‘29
Sachin N ‘29
Hunter N ‘29
Frayda P ‘29
Catherine R ‘29
Emily S ‘29
Dov S ‘29
Alexis S ‘29
Nikolaos T ‘29
Isabella W ‘29
Seventh Grade
Sofia A ‘28
Natalia D ‘28
Keira G ‘28
Dash J ‘28
Maggie M ‘28
Hazel N ‘28
Trey R ‘28
Eighth Grade
Victor C ‘27
Summer F ‘27
Will F ‘27
Morgan H ‘27
Dylan H ‘27
Ryan J ‘27
Jayden P ‘27
Camilla S ‘27
Paul S ‘27
Sophia T ‘27
2 Trimesters of straight As
Sixth Grade
Silvia B ‘29
Holden F ‘29
Adam F ‘29
Dale K ‘29
Christopher L ‘29
Harper M ‘29
Amelia N ‘29
Alexis T ‘29
Seventh Grade
Emma B ‘28
John (Bishop) D ‘28
Drew E ‘28
Sara F ‘28
Kyle G ‘28
Leonardo H ‘28
Eighth Grade
Elizabeth B ‘27
Ryan F ‘27
Anne G ‘27
Charles H ‘27
Diana M ‘27
Rishi P ‘27
Aadi P ‘27
Ana V ‘27
Indiana W ‘27
3 Trimesters of straight As
Sixth Grade
Paige C ‘29
James D ‘29
Zoe E ‘29
Tyler F ‘29
Elliot G ‘29
Bennett L ‘29
David M ‘29
Isabella N ‘29
Andres N ‘29
Bryce O ‘29
Nicholas R ‘29
Birkin S ‘29
Jensen T ‘29
John V ‘29
Temani W ‘29
Hayden Z ‘29
Seventh Grade
Lola B ‘28
Bear B ‘28
Sofia C ‘28
Claire C ‘28
Katherine C ‘28
Polina C ‘28
Sonny D ‘28
Noah E ‘28
Cate F ‘28
Evelyn G ‘28
Alexander J ‘28
Allison K ‘28
Benjamin M ‘28
Kiera N ‘28
Lucille P ‘28
Yashwaant R ‘28
Enzo R ‘28
Logan S ‘28
Neel S ‘28
Milan S ‘28
Jackson S ‘28
Jameson V ‘28
Eighth Grade
Sophie C ‘27
Lilianna F ‘27
Frances H ‘27
Isabella J ‘27
Hope K ‘27
Chilok M ‘27
Head of School, Nancy Spencer, announced the Citizen of the Year Awards:
Fifth Grade: Taylor H ‘30
Sixth Grade: Valeska T ‘29
Seventh Grade: Bianca F ‘28
Eighth Grade: Ana V ‘27
And finally student who bring their own unique Spark to the grade were presented with Spark Awards:
Fifth Grade: Shea M ‘30
Sixth Grade: Arianna L ‘29
Seventh Grade: Jordan B ‘28
Eighth Grade: Christopher E ‘27
Additional athletic awards for spring sports may be found here.
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Shorecrest acknowledges its obligation to prohibit discrimination, harassment, or retaliation on the basis of race, color, religion, age, national origin sex, citizenship status, genetic information, handicap or disability in admissions, access, employment, tuition assistance, educational policies, or other school administered student and employee programs and activities. Questions regarding the School’s compliance with the application and administration of the School’s nondiscrimination policies should be directed to Kristine Grant, Head of Middle School, 5101 First Street Northeast, St. Petersburg, Florida 33703, (727)-522-2111, kgrant@shorecrest.org or to the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR). Please refer to the School’s Non-Discrimination Compliance Policy on the School’s website for information on how to file complaints with OCR.