Student of the Month Interview

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20 questions
1. Which school tradition are you most proud of? This tradition of doing student of the month.
2. Would students be more productive if cell phones were banned during school hours? Depends if its all day or during class.
3. What’s your favorite school lunch? Salad.
4. Should the school have (or keep) vending machines? Yes.
5. Do you think kids going off campus for lunch is a good idea? If they're responsible.
6. Do you think participation in extracurricular activities should be required by the school? Yes but it can be outside of school.
7. If you were given an unlimited budget to throw an event for the school, what would you plan?Carnival day.
8. Are there enough foreign language options? If not, what would you like to see added? There are enough.
9. What project or assignment challenged you the most as a student? Math project.
10. What was the most enjoyable book you had to read for school this year? Everything, Everything.
11. Which subject do you think prepares you most for life after high school? Math.
12. Which professional sports team were you most excited about this year? None. I don't watch sports.
13. If you were in charge of planning a concert for the school, which three artists would you bring? I would get the school's opinion.
14. What sports do you play? Lots of dance.
15. If you could only use one emoji for the rest of high school, which would you choose? Cowboy emoji.
16. If you could change one school rule, what would it be? Having to do STAR testing in 11th grade.
17. Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Running a business.
18. Who's your favorite teacher? Mr. Damman.
19. What was the most challenging course you took this year? Algebra.
20. What was your best memory of this year? Not sure.

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