Additional Student of the Month Interviews

Teacher
1. Who are you?
I am Ms. Jeffery and I teach 9th grade algebra 1.
2. How do you know Austin?
Austin is a student in my 4th period class.
3. How is Austin different from other students?
Austin is different from other students because he is always looking for a way to participate in class and make others laugh.
4. How would you describe Austin?
I would describe Austin as hardworking, dedicated, and unique.
5. What is your favorite story about Austin?
My favorite story about Austin was when he forgot to do his homework and blamed it on his cat chewing it up.

 Friend
1. Who are you?
My name is Carli V. and I'm one of Austin's friends.
2. How do you know Austin?
I know Austin from drama club in middle school. We both starred in many of the plays and got to know each other during rehearsal.
3. How is Austin different from other students?
Austin is different from other students because he always tries his best at everything he does.
4. How would you describe Austin?
I would describe Austin as funny, entertaining and energetic.
5. What is your favorite story about Austin?
My favorite story about Austin was when he choked on a grape while we were rehearsing one of our plays and tried to act like it was a part of the scene.

Peer
1. Who are you?
My name is Avery S. and I go to school with Austin.
2. How do you know Austin?
I don't know him very well, but I see him in the hallways all the time.
3. How is Austin different from other students?
Austin is different from other students because he acts as if the world is his stage.
4. How would you describe Austin?
I would describe Austin as happy, fun and just a little bit loud.
5. What is your favorite story about Austin?
My favorite story about Austin was when he helped someone who dropped all of their stuff pick it back up again.

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