by Gabriella Grimando, staff reporter
Students in Ms.Sacksteins class each add their contribution for #oneword onto the bulletin board. Picture by Gabriella Grimando.
Students have many different opinions for what they hope 2015 will bring them.
“The #Oneword challenge is really about focusing the year around a word that will inspire you in a particular direction. So if you had to choose one word that would describe your pursuits in the new year what would it be? My #oneword is #empower because it is my goal this year to put the power into my students’ hands,” AP English Literature teacher Ms. Sackstein said.
sixth grader Cameron Guttmann; #wow
sixth grader Sasha Romero; #believe
seventh grader Michelle Wright; #unexpected
seventh grader Montana Tornatore; #spectacular
eighth grader Sophia Serrano; #cool
eighth grader Lauren Leto; #fun
freshman grader Vanessa Torres; #amazing
freshman grader Yasmine Mohamed; #exciting
sophomore Caitlyn Reid; #chances
sophomore Kayla Morell; #hopeful
junior Marcella Arcabascio; #opportunity
junior Celeste Trevillini; #possibilities
senior Quincy Tunstall; #Successful
senior Noah Parris; #ambition
With the new year in full swing, WJPS students try to comply with their #oneword goals for 2015.
