Week 5, November 7, 2012 - Center ISD

Riders of the Week
November 7, 2012
“Preparing Students for Their Future”
FL Moffett: Grant Gregory, Destiny Tinner, Triniti Bell, Maria Smith and
Letavious Falcon
Grant Gregory is in Mrs. Haley Link’s Pre-K4 class. His favorite subject
in school is the Library Center. His role model is his Mommy. When he
grows up, he wants to be a teacher or a taxi driver. He likes to play with his
Spiderman mask, loves to draw, and likes playing with his little brother, Ty.
Grant was chosen as Rider of the Week because every time you see him, he
is doing his best and setting a good example for others. He is friendly, kind,
and helpful to the friends in his room. He works hard to be the best he can
be.
Destiny Tinner is in Mrs. Haley Link’s Pre-K4 class. Her favorite subject
is PE with Mrs. Shirley and her role model is Mrs. Haley. When Destiny
grows up, she wants to be a princess. She enjoys playing in centers, reading
books and riding her bike. Destiny was chosen as Rider of the week because she has a bright, beautiful smile that she
shares with everyone she sees. She sets an example for others in the classroom, in the hall, and everywhere she goes. She
is helpful to the friends in her room and works hard to be the best that she can be.
Triniti Bell is in Mrs. Joan Hayes’ Kindergarten class. Her favorite subject is Social Studies and her role model is Super
Girl. When she grows up, Triniti wants to be a princess. She enjoys going to girl scouts, playing baseball and playing
outside. Triniti was chosen as Rider of the week because she is an excellent role model for other students. She follows
rules, uses her time wisely, and is kind and helpful in school. She has a smile for everyone she meets and is a joy to be
around.
Maria Smith is in Ms. Lesleigh Fitzgerald’s Kindergarten class. Her favorite subjects are math and science and her
role model is her mom. When she grows up, Maria wants to be a cheerleader. She really enjoys playing with her toys at
home. Maria was chosen as Rider of the week because she is kind and helpful in school. She follows the rules and has a
smile for everyone she meets.
Letavious Falcon is in Mrs. Michelle Covington’s Kindergarten class. His favorite subject is Science Discovery Center.
His role model is God and when he grows up, Letavious wants to be a policeman. He likes to read books and to play outside
with his brother, sister, and friends. Letavious was chosen as Rider of the Week because he is a great role model for
other students. He follows rules, listens and does his best without having to be reminded.
Center Elementary: Nathali Abella and Israel Ramos
Nathali is in 2nd grade and loves art because she likes to make pretty things. Her
role model is her mom because she is there when Nathali needs help homework and is
always nice to her. When she grows up, Nathali wants to be a doctor for kids. She loves
going to recess and playing with her baby sister at home. Nathali was chosen as Rider
of the Week because she is a phenomenal student. Although new to the US, she is one of
the best students in the class. She gives everything her best without any complaint and
enjoys helping others. She always has a smile. She always does the right thing, even
when no one is watching.
Israel Ramos is in 2nd grade and loves to read books like “Garbage for Breakfast.”
His role model is his dad because he helps him with everything. When he grows up, Israel
wants to be an auto mechanic. He loves to play swim at his house and to play with
snow balls. Israel was chosen as Rider of the Week because he always does his best. He
is the example for ‘Riders Stride’ and is the best ‘listener’ in class. He always treats his
classmates respectfully and never draws attention to himself. He does things simply
because it’s the right thing to do.

Center Intermediate: Emmanual Chavez and Tatum Mettauer
Emmanual Chavez is in 4th grade. His favorite subject is math and his
role model is his brother. When he grows up, Emmanual wants to be a soccer
player. He really enjoys playing soccer and just having fun. Emmanual
was chosen as Rider of the Week because he is a great student. He tries
hard in everything he does. Emmanual always puts forth his best effort
and is always the first one to help his friends.
Tatum Mettauer is in 4th grade. Her favorite subject is science and her
role model is her aunt, Amber. When she grows up, Tatum wants to be a
Pediatrician. She enjoys playing softball, going to gymnastics, cheering,
and spending time with her family. Tatum was chosen as Rider of the
Week because she is a very sweet girl who tries her best in everything.
Tatum is caring and goes above and beyond for her friends and teachers.
Center Middle School: Alexis Barlow and Sadarion Walker
Alexis Barlow is an eighth grader at CMS. She is very active, participating in band, tennis, JCC,
going to church, and spending time with family and friends. Her mom is a big influence on her life
because Alexis thinks she is the most caring, kind-hearted, loving person she knows. She always
has something to give, no matter what the situation is. Alexis is having a great year so far, enjoying
all her classes. Alexis has an interest in science, which will serve her well as she plans to attend
Texas A&M to pursue a degree in Health and Kinesiology to become an athletic
trainer. Alexis was chosen as a Rider of the Week because she is a fantastic
student in class. She does excellent work, and is always quick to help out in
any way she can. She is one of the shining stars in eighth grade.
Eighth grader, Sadarion Walker, is all about football! He has dreams of
being a professional athlete, with a career as an athletic trainer. His loves to
watch LSU Tigers and New Orleans Saints play football. His older brother, LaMarcus Goodwin,
taught him a lot about football, and about life in general. LaMarcus is a big influence in some of
the decisions Sadarion makes. This year has been the best year so far, according to Sadarion, with
his favorite class being Career Exploration/Technology. In his spare time, he plays sports, watches
action movies, and likes to ride roller coasters when he has a chance. Sadarion is one of those students
who comes to class with a smile on his face, and is courteous to those around him.
Center High School: Clarisa Varela and Jamie Hubbard
Clarisa Varela is a Junior whose favorite subject is English. Her role model is her
older sister, Claudia Varela. After high school, Clarisa plans to attend Texas State University
in San Marcos, Texas to pursue a degree in radiology. She enjoys reading and
spending time with her family and friends. While in high school, she has been active in
Beta Club, band and is a Chaparral. Clarisa was chosen as Rider of the Week because
she is a wonderful person and student. She has a charismatic personality and an infectious
smile. Clarisa has many goals that she will undoubtedly achieve because of her
tenacious spirit. She is active in many organizations and is a great example of what a
student at CHS should be.
Jamie Hubbard is a Freshmen whose favorite subjects are Biology, Spanish, and
World Geography. His role models are Reggie Bus, Derek Rose, Usain Bolt, Robert
Griffin III, and KJ Garrett because they are good athletes who are not afraid to take a
chance. They all have won awards for they’re hard work and dedication to the community.
He just wants to achieve the same goals they have and to have people look up to
him. To him, they believe in the words “never quit” and so does he. After high school,
Jamie wants to attend either LSU, Oregon State, TSU or Texas Tech. He wants to be
someone who changes lives and makes a difference. Jamie likes to dance and sing. He
participates in football, basketball, and track. Jamie was chosen as Rider of the Week because he is a great student but
an even better person. He is a tremendous asset to CISD and someone that CHS is proud to claim as it’s own. Jamie believes
in helping others above himself. He is a very talented young man and has many goals that he will surely have no
problem achieving.