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Our Statement of Purpose: We are a fun, welcoming, authentic club that unites with local businesses, community leaders and residents to provide services to better the community we, People of Action, work and live in. 
 
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We had 6 students honored in April! 
Hailey was a popular choice when asked by teachers and school leaders to pick a student for this honor. She is described as an awesome student and a trustworthy and loyal friend. Hailey enjoys running cross country and track, she helps with patrol and also volunteers teaching 1st graders at school. She is excited to go to middle school next year and wants to be involved in student government with potential being the president. She has one younger brother and was joined today by her mother and father. She says she wants to be a business owner when she grows up. 
 
  • Emma Moorman, 5th grader from Riverview Elementary
Emma was an easy choice for this honor by her teachers and school admin. She is described as an amazing role model, kind and honest with a great sense of humor. She is always willing to help in and out of the classroom. She is active with school patrol, dance, gymnastics, track and field, and was in the school play last year. Her friends and her enjoy picking up trash in her neighbor. Emma enjoys reading and writing and is currently writing a fantasy novel. She wants to be a teacher and an author when she grows up. She has one younger brother and proud parents who say she is an awesome kid and fun to parent and guide through life.
 
Riley was also a popular choice when asked by leaders and teachers at his school. He is described as kind hearted, respectful, creative and a stand out in the classroom. Teachers admired his ability to do the right thing even when no one is watching, support his peers and be the bright spot in everyone's day. Riley says he enjoys learning and is excited to go to high school next year. He is from a farm family with his 3 siblings. He enjoys planting. He is unsure what he wants to do when he grows up. 
 
  • Aritzel (Ari) Flores Cortes, 8th grader from Dodge Middle School
Ari is known for her big smile and welcoming demeanor. She is described as kind, helpful, hardworking and willing to go above and beyond. She is active in Tiger Connection, a WEB leader and mentors 6th grade students. She says she loves school and likes joining clubs and activities and enjoys meeting new people. She was the host of the Dodge Middle school talent show and joined club volleyball this year. She wants to help people as a career like a doctor or nurse but mentions she is not a fan of blood. Her parents are so proud of her and excited for her future.
Joseph again was a popular pick for student of the month. He was the most surprised to receive this honor. Joseph is helpful, honest, authentic, responsible, kind and hardworking. Teachers and counselors described his smile as contagious and he is a joy to have in class. Joseph was joined by his mother today. He has two younger siblings. Next year he is going to Iowa State to study civil engineering. Outside of school he works a lot at Whiskey Inferno/Minnesota Burger Co and tries to hang out with friends and family.  
 
  • Nyah Washington, Senior from Farmington High school
Nyah's school councilor says she is a true gem and they are lucky to have her at FHS. She is a spark of joy, helpful and a hard worker. She has been a captain of the gymnastics team for the past three years and this year joined the track team. She has made tie blankets for the past few years for the Children's hospital. Next year she is going to Centenary College in Louisiana where she will be going gymnastics and studying kinesiology and pre-med. Her mom was with her today and is very proud and has loved watching her succeed.
First up is Skimmers!
 
Skimmers Vodka Iced Teas & Lemonade! Made with Cutwater's award-winning vodka, this refreshing drink has just 100 calories and 2g sugar.
 
Our February Students of the Month were Abbey Nelson and Theo Wright.
 
Abbey is described by her councilor as driven, warm, confident, approachable and relatable. She has made a big impact at FHS with her leadership skills in and out of the classroom. She is the president of student council, captain of the debate team, is a member of multiple choirs. Next year Abbey wants to study sociology and criminology and wants to be a lawyer. She is interested in criminal defense and helping underserved populations. She is unsure of where she will be going to college. She was joined by her parents who say they are very proud of her and have a hard time keeping up with all her activities. She is also involved in church and has a part time job. 
Theo is described by his councilor as kind, respectful, hardworking and a fantastic human. He brings joy and positivity everywhere he goes. He is friendly, makes everyone feel included and is a shining light to his fellow classmates and the staff at FHS. He has played lacrosse for the past 10 years. He unsure of where he will be going to college but wants to major in journalism, specifically sports journalism. His dream job is to work for ESPN. His mother was with him today. She says she is very proud of Theo and that he has overcome a lot and has really been thriving this year. 
Our December student of the month was Annabelle Harkerode
Annabelle is described by her councilor, Ms. Kelly, as vibrate, unique, a hard worker, has great sense of humor and is a joy to be around. She is taking advanced classes this year with some college classes. She is active in church and loves to spread the gospel. She grew up playing hockey. Next year, Annabelle is planning on community college and then flight school. Her goal is to fly planes for Delta. She also is interested in being a first responder, possibly a police officer with a K9. She comes for a family of first responders. She was joined by her grandparents today, Rodger and Vicki. She has one younger sister and dogs at home. In her spare time, she works at Barley and Vine. Annabelle likes finding the joy in everyday moments. She mentions learning from her parents to be a good person and respectful to everyone.
Thanks to everyone who help put on another successful Holiday Senior Luncheon!! We hosted about 175 seniors!
Special thanks to Janie and the Community Room for letting us host our Holiday Party! Taco Bar by El Charo was delicious! Missing a few in the picture.
Out 1st Annual Holiday Light Parade was a huge success! Special thanks to Homestead Church and the City of Farmington for making this event happen. 
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We meet in person on Thursdays at noon,
@Farm Town Brew Hall 
20700 Chippendale Ave W
Farmington, MN 55024
 
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