Notre Dame’s Student of the Month program is shining a spotlight on Apostolic Leadership, recognizing students who live out service, charity, piety, faithfulness, leadership, and humility in their daily lives. We are proud to celebrate these students for the many ways they bring our mission to life through their actions.

Matthew Allcock, Minh Pham and Adam Cork were nominated for their quick response when another student experienced a flat tire. They immediately stepped in to help change the tire, put on the spare, and even followed up later with a text to make sure the student made it home safely. Their thoughtfulness and willingness to help in a stressful moment are a great example of service in action.

Ayden Adams was recognized for the consistent care he shows to those around him. He regularly helps classmates with homework and classwork, makes sure others know what is happening in class, and takes time to ask how people’s days are going. His kindness and attentiveness help create a supportive and welcoming environment for others.

Parker Ward was nominated by a teacher for his willingness to serve outside the classroom. He regularly helps set up and take down activities and is always ready to give his time to assist wherever needed. His dependable and generous spirit makes a meaningful difference in our school community.

Junyan Li was recognized by a teacher for his initiative and helpfulness after a scavenger hunt activity. He went out of his way to stop by after school and ask how he could help clean up. His thoughtful gesture showed humility, service and a genuine desire to support others.

Eloiza Marquez was nominated for the kindness and leadership she shows each day. She is always willing to help other students with classwork when asked, especially in Spanish, and she makes a point to sit with and support others at lunch. Her helpful spirit and steady example make her a caring friend and a strong leader in our school community.

Thank you to The Bank of Missouri for sponsoring our Student of the Month program.