The third through fifth grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Molly Wilt, Caden Clifton, Jordyn Stevens, Xander Cummings, Isaiah Sanchez Dominguez, Zackayla Rowland and Hadleigh Ratliff. Middle row: Tommy Garrison, Jordan Blanton, Josilin Steele, Isaac Smith-Lopez, Landen Anders, Shane Skeeters, Baili Chambers, Molly Whiteside and Suraimi Mendez Hernandez. Back row: Anthony Shipley, Alexis May, Anthony Huffer, Mercedes Keller, Ebony Pierce, Cali Connel, Avery Leisure, Cadence Cooper and Karinna Hoover. Not pictured: Lucas Shepard, Colby Therrien, Bently Ervin, Delaney Farley, Leanna Marshall, Chloey Smith, Holden Webster, Bryce Neel and Ben Sturgell.

Miami Trace Elementary School announced its students of the month for January recently. The Pre-K through second grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Ali Swigert, Tommy Worley, Bryce Rittenhouse, Paislee Goodson, Abbygale Glass, Brantley Sturgill, Grant Ward and Colton Murray. Middle row: Virginia Davison, Emily Homola, Jayla Blouse, Jasmine Wycuff, Hailey Queen, McKenna Cockerill, Gunner Wilcox, Michael Cook, Maddox Wallace, Luxie Anderson and Trinity Stephenson. Back row: Hayden Cummings, Leevi Wilson, Coop Maxie, Mariyha McDaniel, Jackson Howe, Madison Seymour, Gavin Ratliff, Kinsley Shipley and Cooper Monroe.

The third through fifth grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Molly Wilt, Caden Clifton, Jordyn Stevens, Xander Cummings, Isaiah Sanchez Dominguez, Zackayla Rowland and Hadleigh Ratliff. Middle row: Tommy Garrison, Jordan Blanton, Josilin Steele, Isaac Smith-Lopez, Landen Anders, Shane Skeeters, Baili Chambers, Molly Whiteside and Suraimi Mendez Hernandez. Back row: Anthony Shipley, Alexis May, Anthony Huffer, Mercedes Keller, Ebony Pierce, Cali Connel, Avery Leisure, Cadence Cooper and Karinna Hoover. Not pictured: Lucas Shepard, Colby Therrien, Bently Ervin, Delaney Farley, Leanna Marshall, Chloey Smith, Holden Webster, Bryce Neel and Ben Sturgell.

https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2020/02/web1_3-5.jpgThe third through fifth grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Molly Wilt, Caden Clifton, Jordyn Stevens, Xander Cummings, Isaiah Sanchez Dominguez, Zackayla Rowland and Hadleigh Ratliff. Middle row: Tommy Garrison, Jordan Blanton, Josilin Steele, Isaac Smith-Lopez, Landen Anders, Shane Skeeters, Baili Chambers, Molly Whiteside and Suraimi Mendez Hernandez. Back row: Anthony Shipley, Alexis May, Anthony Huffer, Mercedes Keller, Ebony Pierce, Cali Connel, Avery Leisure, Cadence Cooper and Karinna Hoover. Not pictured: Lucas Shepard, Colby Therrien, Bently Ervin, Delaney Farley, Leanna Marshall, Chloey Smith, Holden Webster, Bryce Neel and Ben Sturgell. Courtesy photos

Miami Trace Elementary School announced its students of the month for January recently. The Pre-K through second grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Ali Swigert, Tommy Worley, Bryce Rittenhouse, Paislee Goodson, Abbygale Glass, Brantley Sturgill, Grant Ward and Colton Murray. Middle row: Virginia Davison, Emily Homola, Jayla Blouse, Jasmine Wycuff, Hailey Queen, McKenna Cockerill, Gunner Wilcox, Michael Cook, Maddox Wallace, Luxie Anderson and Trinity Stephenson. Back row: Hayden Cummings, Leevi Wilson, Coop Maxie, Mariyha McDaniel, Jackson Howe, Madison Seymour, Gavin Ratliff, Kinsley Shipley and Cooper Monroe.

https://www.recordherald.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/27/2020/02/web1_k-2.jpgMiami Trace Elementary School announced its students of the month for January recently. The Pre-K through second grade students of the month were (L to R): front row: Ali Swigert, Tommy Worley, Bryce Rittenhouse, Paislee Goodson, Abbygale Glass, Brantley Sturgill, Grant Ward and Colton Murray. Middle row: Virginia Davison, Emily Homola, Jayla Blouse, Jasmine Wycuff, Hailey Queen, McKenna Cockerill, Gunner Wilcox, Michael Cook, Maddox Wallace, Luxie Anderson and Trinity Stephenson. Back row: Hayden Cummings, Leevi Wilson, Coop Maxie, Mariyha McDaniel, Jackson Howe, Madison Seymour, Gavin Ratliff, Kinsley Shipley and Cooper Monroe. Courtesy photos