Honor Roll and Awards

HONOR ROLL AND AWARDS

Honor Roll Students in third through eighth grades may be eligible for one of the school’s two honor rolls.

A Honor Roll- to qualify for the A Honor Roll the student must achieve an “A” in every core subject and an “E” or “S” in all conduct and ancillary classes.

A/B Honor Roll-to qualify for the A/B Honor Roll the student must achieve “A’s” and no more than 2 Bs in all core subjects and an “E” or “S” in all conduct and ancillary classes.

Year End A Average Award
The academic A Average Honor Roll includes those students in grades 3-8 who have earned an average grade of 93 or higher in all core subjects and E or S in other subjects. Teachers must calculate these average.
Average = total grade points (of core subjects) divided by number of core subjects.

Year End Attendance Award
Students will receive an Attendance Award for 3 or less absences AND 3 or less tardies/early-pickups.

Service Award
Students in 6th-8th receive a year end award based on service hours accumulated.

7th Grade Highest GPA Award – Fr. Dieffenbach
Students with the highest GPA in the 7th grade will receive this award.

Viking Valor Leadership Award
The Viking Valor Leadership Award is a prestigious honor given to one student per homeroom, nominated by their teacher. This award recognizes students who embody the "Leader in Me" habits of highly effective students, focusing on personal responsibility, integrity, collaboration, and goal-setting traits. Selected students consistently demonstrate leadership, positive influence on peers, and a commitment to personal and academic growth, standing out as role models within their classroom. The grade cluster will celebrate it during Friday morning assembly throughout the year.

Little Flower Award
 The Little Flower Award is a special recognition inspired by St. Thérèse of Lisieux, also known as the Little Flower.  She believed in living each day with unwavering confidence in God's love, teaching that what truly matters in life is not great deeds but great love. Her message is a reminder that even small, everyday actions can help build God's kingdom when they are done with love. Students and faculty can nominate one another for this award throughout the year by recognizing "little ways of showing great love."   These nominations celebrate individuals who, like St. Thérèse, embody love daily, reflecting her belief that "without Love, deeds, even the most brilliant, count as nothing." This award will be celebrated during Friday morning assembly throughout the year.