Shining Student Spotlight: Arianne C.

This week, we have the wonderful pleasure of introducing our community to Northeastern Middle School sixth-grader Arianne C. for our Shining Student Spotlight. Arianne is a truly remarkable individual. Her natural inclination to help others is clear to see and she consistently strives for improvement, both for herself and her classmates. Ensuring kindness among her peers is a significant goal for her and her dedicated efforts do not go unnoticed. 

As someone who works closely with Arianne, Mrs. Kress shared, “Arianne shows up every day with a smile, ready to assist my 3rd graders. She has built many relationships with them, offering support in their academic journey. She cares about their success and always brightens their day. My students miss her if she is ever absent. Arianne is a great student helper because she is positive, hardworking, compassionate, and always prioritizes the needs of the younger students. She is a shining light in our classroom every morning.”

This description beautifully captures the essence of Arianne’s character. While she uses her leadership skills in the classroom, they also extend beyond school. When asked about her favorite activities, Arianne said, “My favorite hobby is tumbling, I enjoy moving around a lot.” Being an active, energetic person helps Arianne connect with others and readily lend a helping hand when it is needed! Through her various involvements, Arianne continues to strengthen her leadership and interpersonal skills, which she hopes are skills that she will be able to utilize in her future aspiration of becoming a nurse! It is evident that Arianne is undoubtedly a true leader in all that she does. 

With her strong leadership skills and compassionate heart, Arianne is truly on a trajectory to soar. As a beacon of positivity and kindness in Northeastern Middle & High School, we are fortunate to have her shining brightly within our school community over the next few years. We are excited to watch her journey as she takes flight towards future achievements as a Jet and beyond.

Author: Communications Intern Emma Skinner (NEHS ‘25)