Amy Sauls - Week of September 2, 2026   “Amy took her first market lamb to the NWMT Fair this year with FFA. She dealt with quite a bit of "figuring it out" through the late spring and summer, both personally and in the steep learning curve with her lamb. She persevered through it all and made her way through with a smile always on her face, a positive attitude through it all, and exemplary communication to make sure she stayed on top of everything. Amy really showed a lot of maturity and leadership through the whole experience from start to finish and did really well with her lamb in the show and the livestock sale at the Fair. I'm super proud of her accomplishments and guarantee that she deserves to be recognized!” -Mr. Darrach, GHS Ag Education Teacher

 

 

Student of the Week  2025-2026

Sophia Pereira - Week of June 9, 2026    “Sophia is an exchange student from Brazil. She is an incredible student with excellent grades in all of her classes... which are taken in English, her THIRD language! She recently took three language proficiency exams in all three languages. She is also a great friend and helper and a great advocate for herself. Sophia has been an asset to Glacier High School and the International Language Department.” -Brooke Gardner, GHS International Language Teacher

Augie Frias - Week of June 3, 2026   “Augie Frias is detail-oriented, power under control, kind, easy to get along with, detailed, responsible, friendly, determined, compassionate, joyful, and asks good questions." -Dana Hashley, GHS Math Teacher

Mckale Disney - Week of May 28, 2026  “Mckale consistently comes to class ready to learn.  He sets a good standard by his demeanor and work ethic, coming alongside other students and helping them stay focused.  I appreciate his leadership and intelligent contributions to class.”-Brian Friess, GHS Science Teacher at the Agricultural Education Center

Hwisso (Sue) Roh - Week of May 20, 2026  “Sue has demonstrated an exceptional work ethic and leadership in Biology. Beyond her own academic success, she consistently takes the initiative to mentor her peers during lab work and assignments. Her ability to explain complex concepts—often without being asked—makes her an invaluable asset to our classroom community. She is a kind, humorous, and reliable student who is a true friend to everyone.” -Ms. Conner, GHS Science Teacher

Natalie Bertram - Week of May 13, 2026  “Natalie is an awesome human!  Anytime the HEART program has needed help with something, she has volunteered her time.  She is kind, hardworking, and has a good attitude!  Plus, she's a beast on the Rugby field.” -Janelle Willett, KPS Heart Locker Program

Brennen Anderson - Week of May 5, 2026    “Brennan is a rockstar Cellist in the concert orchestra.  From day one, she has led her section with strong playing and a present and positive attitude.  She shares her love of music and movies with the Concert Orchestra every day, and we are all so lucky for it." -Mr. Allison, GHS Orchestra Director

Quinn Berkram - Week of April 29, 2026    “Quinn is a kind and positive student who does a great job showing gratitude around the school.  She is a diligent student who always works hard and always strives to improve.” -Cody Maynard, GHS Instructional Paraprofessional

Tensley Conner - Week of April 22, 2026   “Tensley has got to be one of the hardest working freshmen that I've ever witnessed!  In the orchestra, she leads wherever she sits, and through her determination and positive attitude, she elevates those around her.  Tensley is a rockstar!” -Mr. Allison, GHS Orchestra Director

Sophie Johnson - Week of April 15, 2026   “Sophie is the best!  She wrangles the crazy cello section in the Chamber Orchestra and sets them straight each and every day!  She plays her cello so brilliantly, and that's just a small sliver of the talent she shares with GHS throughout the day.” -Mr. Allison, GHS Orchestra Director

Brady Smith - Week of April 8, 2026   “Brady is a hard worker. Math doesn't necessarily come easy for him but he is persistent and diligent about understanding the material and finishing his work. Aside from schoolwork, Brady always cheerfully greets me when he enters the classroom and says thank you when he leaves. He makes sure the room is cleaned up before he leaves; straightening desks, putting chairs in their place and taking care of what isn't put away.” -Careylynn Hill, GHS Math Teacher

Emily Hartle - Week of April 1, 2026   “In Agriculture 1, Emily has been one of the hardest-working and most dedicated students since the first day of school. She stays curious about agriculture and is constantly striving to succeed in every project, unit, or FFA event. She shows up with a great attitude and a smile on her face every day. She is the first to lend a helping hand to her peers and myself. She puts in overtime at the Ag Center, helping with the animals, setting up for events, or practicing for the three FFA career and leadership development events she is a part of. Her hard work and determination are going to take her places.” -Ms. Umland, GHS Agricultural Education Teacher

Greyson Parks - Week of March 18, 2026   “Greyson has really stepped up in Biology this semester.  Each day, he works hard, he has an awesome attitude, and he leads by example in class. He also does a fantastic job getting caught up for school when he is out for sports, which I greatly appreciate and respect.” -Ms. Church, GHS Science Teacher

Peyton Wilson - Week of March 11, 2026   “Peyton is an amazing student.  She completes all her assignments accurately and on time, asks good questions, and is most pleasant to work with.  Her colleagues respect her and work easily with her.   In class, she has proved herself an excellent Geometer. I highly recommend her as Student of the Week." -Ms. Spiess, GHS Science Teacher

Peyton McCoy - Week of March 4, 2026  “Peyton is an amazing kid.  He always shares his happiness with everyone around him and brightens up the room with his cheerful attitude.  He actively participates in class and is great at helping others if they need help.  He works hard and does well in class, and is very responsible about making up work, even when he's busy being involved in activities such as Speech and Debate.  I also enjoy talking about sports with him during passing periods, as he is very knowledgeable about both college and NFL football.” - Jaret Stump, GHS Science Teacher

Brody Maras - Week of February 25, 2026  “I am proud to nominate Brody Maras for Student of the Week. He is a natural leader who balances his academic responsibilities with a deep commitment to our school community. As the organizer of the D&D club, Brody has gone above and beyond to ensure the group is inclusive and welcoming to any student who wishes to join their lunch group.  Beyond his social leadership, he demonstrates exceptional accountability. Brody has taken full responsibility for the group’s use of the D-Pod area during lunch, ensuring that tables are reset and the space is left spotless every day. This level of stewardship and pride in his environment is rare. Combined with his self-advocacy and dedication to his grades, Brody embodies the highest standards of our school. He is loyal, hardworking, and a true role model for his peers.” -Ms. Christensen

Theresa Theurkorn - Week of February 18, 2026  “Theresa is an exchange student from Germany this year at GHS. She has been an asset to Glacier High School. She has done multiple sports/activities, including a sport that she has never tried before. She is a great friend to the other exchange students and American students. She has been excelling in her classes here when English isn't even her first language. She is so kind, intelligent, and helpful. We heart Theresa!” -Brooke Gardner, GHS International Language Teacher

Conner Salmonsen - Week of February 11, 2026   “When we say that students at Glacier have grit- we are talking about Conner Salmonsen.  His work ethic in semester 1 was beyond compare.  Chemistry is a hard class and it doesn't come easy to everyone.  Conner has been a grinder!  Always putting in the time and effort required to earn the grade he wanted.  He is also a joy to be around as his personality is warm, friendly. and genuine.  He is caring, helpful and a great example to others in the classroom.  If I could have a classroom full of students like Conner, teaching would be a dream!  He is a great student and fully deserving of this recognition." -Matt Ford, GHS Science Teacher

Jack Robinson - Week of February 4, 2026  “Jack sets the standard for work ethic, focus, and leadership in our 1st period Applied class. He brings energy and grit to each class period and lives out the Creed of the Pack and what we hope to see in Wolfpack Student Athletes.” -Ross Dankers, GHS HPE Teachers

Gavin Pyron - Week of January 21, 2026  “Gavin is someone we can always count on—he shows up every day ready to help and consistently looks for ways to support our work. He brings a positive attitude to the library and always greets us with a smile. We truly appreciate his reliability, kindness, and the hard work he contributes to the GHS Library.” -Shelly Means, GHS Librarian

Taylor Grover - Week of January 14, 2026   “Taylor is kind-hearted, positive and a great student.  I appreciate having her in class and her willingness to participate and help out whenever is needed.” Ms Knust, GHS Vocational Education Teacher

Wylie Armstrong - Week of January 7, 2026   “Wylie is always ready to go when class starts...he participates fully in all activities and always offers assistance in setting up and collecting equipment!” -Mark Kessler, GHS HPE Teacher

Adison Elie - Week of December 17, 2025   “I nominated Adison Elie for Student of the Week because she exemplifies what it means to be a Wolfpack student. She is dedicated, hardworking, and consistently gives her best in the classroom. Beyond her strong academic effort, Adison’s kindness and positive attitude brighten every room she enters. Her contagious smile and genuine support for others make her a standout student and an even better person. -Greg Adkins, GHS Language Arts Teacher

Katie Baird - Week of December 10, 2025   “Katie demonstrates responsibility and initiative in everything she does. She is conscientious in her daily tasks as a library aide and recently showed her commitment by volunteering to come in after school to water the plants when she knew she would miss her aide period. Her reliability and dedication make her a wonderful choice for Student of the Week.” -Shelly Means, GHS Librarian

Bryton Martin - Week of December 3, 2025  “Bryton is a violinist in the Chamber Orchestra.  He shows up every single day with a smile, a positive attitude and a willingness to make mistakes.  Bryton has shown a dedication to the Orchestra Program that I wish I could copy and paste to everyone involved.  He brightens rooms he enters and leaves everyone around him feeling better about their day.” -Chauncey Allison, GHS Orchestra Director

KEIRA COOPER - Week of November 19, 2025  “Keira volunteers to help teachers, paras, and other students. She is always kind and ready to learn!” -Jenna Brown, GHS English Teacher

BEN WADDLE - Week of November 12, 2025  “Ben has taken charge of the marching band brass section and organized sectional rehearsals. He is super positive and very passionate about bring excellence to our music program. Ben exemplifies leadership in Band.” -David Barr, GHS Band Director

KAYLIN STEIN - Week of November 5, 2025  “Kaylin is a key component of Glacier High School's effort to include everyone.  Kaylin is a part of the GHS Unified Physical Education class during 2nd Period.  Kaylin brings her incredible energy and smile each and every day.  Our students love to be around her and work hard in PE.  Thanks, Kaylin!” Jesse Johnson, GHS HPE Teacher

CLARA AHNER - Week of October 29, 2025 “Clara is an excellent student; consistently demonstrating exceptional mastery of geometric principles.  She is well prepared to learn and completes her coursework and homework on time with diligence.  She shares insight and understanding readily with her classmates.  Clara's positive attitude and enthusiasm make her an outstanding role model, fully deserving of Student of the Week recognition.” -Ms. Spiess, GHS Math & Science Teacher

TABITHA CATO - Week of October 22, 2025 “Tabitha is a wonderful student. Full of energy and bright ideas. She is the manager of the up-and-coming Prostart club. She has done a fantastic job of leading the other students in the club, being a great role model, and challenging herself to reach new heights. I could say more, but her shining personality speaks for itself. Thanks for being awesome, Tabitha!” -Tyler Wells, GHS Culinary Arts Teacher

RITA HENSHAW - Week of October 15, 2025 “Rita is an extraordinary human who is passionate about the world around her and the people in it. She is a kind and caring leader and willing to do hard things. Plus she wildly embraces life with an enthusiasm that serves as a daily inspiration to everyone around her. Bravo Rita!” -Ms. Hill, GHS International Language Teacher

ETHAN RONNEGREN - Week of October 8, 2025 “Ethan is an outstanding student who is a leader in class, brings a great attitude, and gives a fantastic effort every day in P.E. He is a big asset to our classroom culture!!” -Ross Dankers, GHS HPE Teacher

WILL ASTLE - Week of September 29, 2025 “Will joined Theatre Arts a little late this year and has jumped in head first! I appreciate his can-do attitude and how diligently he works at all of the tasks he's been assigned. On top of that he walks in every day with a smile ready to learn! Will Astle is AWESOME!” -Sara Menssen, GHS Theatre Arts Teacher

GAIA GIOVANNELLI - Week of September 22, 2025    “Gaia is our exchange student from Italy. She is so kind and so open to all learning opportunities. She is so friendly and makes everyone around her feel important. We are so excited to have her at GHS this year.”-Brooke Gardner, GHS International Language Teacher

CASSIDY DANIELS - Week of September 15, 2025   "Cassidy put the Swap it Like It's Hot event together, planning and dedicating her time to giving students a way to find new homecoming looks while also raising money to support the Heart Program." -Josh Munro, GHS Business Teacher

SAM KOPPELBERGER - Week of September 8, 2025   “He has volunteered for things when I need help, he is consistently on task in class, and helpful to his classmates. Our classroom pass had gone missing,  and he had found it left in the bathroom by another student and turned it in to the office. Honest and kind young man who exemplifies what it takes to be a part of the Pack!” -Ms. Lamb, GHS Special Services

 

 

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