We have selected Nancy Flores for the award here at Creekside. She is a tremendous success story!! - Mark Muller

We at Magnolia Science Academy 1, would like to acknowledge Jessica Perez for her outstanding service to MSA 1. She was our 2011-2012 ASB President and help with many school activities and events. She helped plan assemblies, fundraisers, dances, peer mentored younger students, etc. She was always willing to offer a helping hand with a smile! She is a model student and truly made a difference at our school.

John Brazier is an integral and influential person in the Heritage Regional High School community, and has been since he first stepped foot into the building. In Secondary 1 he participated in the Vow of Silence, an activity designed to raise awareness for the plight of those who experience poverty. In secondary 2 he was a member of the woodworking club. Since the 2010-2011 school year John has been a member of the Photography Club, taking magnificent pictures at various school events. In March 2011 he joined the school's Breakfast Club and has become the club's official ...

I have two 6th grade students I would like to nominate for the Difference Maker Award at Marshall. They are Flora Perlmutter and Colin Snyder. These two young people lead a team of students who work with our severely challenged students in our Moderate to Severely Handicapped class. Both Colin and Flora work directly with the teacher, Mr. Giertych, who trains them. Both students are deeply compassionate and skilled young people who are comfortable working with severely autistic and severely disabled students. More so, Flora and Colin choose a few other students from our class ...

I have two 6th grade students I would like to nominate for the Difference Maker Award at Marshall. They are Flora Perlmutter and Colin Snyder. These two young people lead a team of students who work with our severely challenged students in our Moderate to Severely Handicapped class. Both Colin and Flora work directly with the teacher, Mr. Giertych, who trains them. Both students are deeply compassionate and skilled young people who are comfortable working with severely autistic and severely disabled students. More so, Flora and Colin choose a few other students from our class ...

To Whom It May Concern: It is with great pleasure and honor that we write this letter for Jeremy Cabaccang, an outstanding student and young man. We feel Jeremy’s commitment and dedication to his education and to his fellow students at McNair High School have developed him into the leader he is today. As a student of McNair High School, Jeremy has not only excelled academically, but more importantly has served as a leader and role model for McNair’s student body. Jeremy ‘s character embodies graciousness and humbleness. His service as the leader of our link crew, Friday Night Live, and ...

Amy Hwang is nothing but an exceptional student, a great friend, and a kind human being. She is extremely helpful and is well known on our campus for making a difference in every person's life that she encounters. Amy is well respected by her peers and adults at our school and is thoroughly deserving of this award.

Nicole Archibald is a well deserving sophomore here at Marlborough High School of this award. She has contributed to many of our school organizations, such as Peer Leaders, SAAD, Fitness Club, Student Council and Social Connections. Her contributions to these organizations are of leadership quality, organizing events and campaigns, representing Marlborough at the Youth Activation Council Conference and speaking to students about personal truths of bullying during the Rachel’s Challenge Program. After attending the YAC Conference at the beginning of this year, Nicole helped to organize a program here at the High School called Social Connections. ...

Our 2011 DIFFERENCE MAKER is Robby Rice. Robby is a natural and quiet leader. He has experienced difficult situations at home and has overcome these major obstacles by continuing to make positive choices. You will find Robby sticking up for students who are being bullied and befriending peers who need a friend. Both a wrestler and a member of the choir, Robby can fit in with any crowd. He says, “hello” and “how are you?” to adults everyday. We also can count on Robby to help out whenever it is needed. He is seen as a true model ...

Andrew Schwartz is a senior at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, NY. He is the first student in the history of TEEN TRUTH LIVE to organize TEEN TRUTH LIVE sessions at not only his school, but three sister schools, and a community wide parents night. He is a friend of TEEN TRUTH, and he received this honorary difference maker award from TEEN TRUTH Co-Founder JC Pohl. We are thankful for his support and are honored to have him as part of our team.