Published Sunday, January 04, 2009 6:16 AM
The Eagle students of the week receive a certificate and a T-shirt.
Michael Cadena
Age: 13
School: Jane Long Middle School
Grade: 7
Parents/ guardian: Brenda and Christopher Cadena
Favorite subject: Boys athletics
Favorite teacher: Coach Lee
College/university plans: Go to a good college
Ambitions and dreams: To become rich and give to the needy.
Who is your hero and why? The Lord, because he is good and helps people in need.
Favorite performers: Linkin Park and George Lopez
Favorite book: The Moment of Truth
Hobbies: I like to work hard in school and sports.
Why student was chosen: Michael has excellent behavior, always showing good work habits, and is a positive role model. -- Kimberly Munoz
Matthew Foster
Age: 17
School: Lamar Alternative High School
Grade: 12
Parent/ guardian: Rosa Robinson
Favorite subject: Math
Favorite teacher: Mrs. Hicks
College/university plans: Major in business and law
Ambitions and dreams: Play in the NBA
Who is your hero and why? My mother, because if it wasn't for her I would never be the person I am today. She motivates me!
Favorite performer: Juelz Santana
Favorite book: Slam
Hobbies: Basketball
Why student was chosen: Matt is an exceptionally bright student who has a great work ethic and attitude. He is polite and respectful and passed all of his TAKS this fall.
Brian Taylor
Age: 13
School: Sam Rayburn Middle School
Grade: 8
Parents/ guardian: Randall and Vicki Taylor
Favorite subject: History
Favorite teacher: Mr. Ribardo
College/university plans: Texas A&M University
Ambitions and dreams: To graduate from Texas A&M
Who is your hero and why? My family. They are supportive and always there when I need them.
Favorite book: The Hobbit
Hobbies: Traveling, camping, hiking, computer.
Why student was chosen: Brian is an outstanding student. He works hard in class and does exceptional work. He assists other students if they need help. He is very polite and respectful. I've known Brian since 6th grade and he is always willing to help me if needed. He is involved in school, playing tennis and is a member of the National Honor Society. He is a member of USTA and active at his church.
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