St. Kateri Tekakwitha

Top Student Award

Ottawa, Canada

St. Kateri Tekakwitha

Had the highest points in the entire school for being helpful, a good student, showing Catholic values.

I pitched a complete game

Won 2 to 1

Went 7IP 12K 3H 1R 0ER 1BB 80P

Hitting: Sac Bunt, Walked

Mandatory 40 hours done before end of Grade 9

Goal: Reach over 200 hours before graduating in 2026

I am very strong in math and love numbers, especially stats.

I am very polite, respectful and have good manners.

I like playing PS5, especially MLB The Show, as I get to study other players and stats.

I love my dogs, especially my new puppy. 

I enjoy going on cruises and attending spring training.

Doing well in school is extremely important as I want to go to university and have a good career.

I live and breathe baseball, and I hope to keep doing this as long as I can.

I plan to study and do my driver’s permit, so I can then do the course. 

I will keep playing baseball as long as I can and do volunteer coaching to build up my resume. I will continue doing private baseball lessons and clinics to improve my skills. 

1. Engage in class more

2. Put camera on more often so I stay focus

3. Avoid using my phone during class

4. Have a clean work station

5. Get more sleep to be alert

6. Write rough notes to help remember lesson

7. Ask more questions for clarification

8. Sit properly in the chair

9. Have water for hydration

10. Get work done on time

1.  Plan ahead better

2.  Create a schedule

3.  Put things in order of importance

4.  Be less distracted

5.  Ask teacher for clarification 

6.  Put deadlines or targets

7.  Review weekly against target

8.  Avoid multitasking

9.  Put routines in place

10. Break it down into little sections

Example: When I became sick when I was 11, I decided not to feel sorry for myself and that I was going to take control of it. I learned more about my illness and made changes that are helping me feel better. I am still playing competitive baseball and decided to do virtual school, which is better for me.

Example: On my baseball team, I try to be a good leader and help my teammates. I provide encouragement during the game and tips to help them when I can.

I give my best effort at everything I do and try to persevere. I don’t give up easily and will ask for guidance when needed. I am also very independent.

My illness

Example: When I was in the hospital and was really sick, I still attended school online without anyone knowing in my class. I was able to keep up and not get behind. I also kept playing very competitive baseball while being sick and some of my teammates not knowing.

Director of Education Award Grade 6

French Immersion till Grade 6

Honour Roll Each Year Since Grade 7

Taekwondo belts-highest ranking blue belt with red stripe

-Orleans Little Leauge

-St. Anthony’s Academy

-Ottawa Patriots Baseball