Aurora Hills Middle School recently held an assembly to recognize eighth grade students who earned Interaction and Lifelong Learner digital badges. Staff honored the students with certificates for their exceptional work in demonstrating 21st century skills.
Congratulations to the following students:
- Bright Ansah
- Daniel Dahl
- Barron DeVille
- Jhamari Green
- Da-Vontis Haywood
- Nekoda Johnson
- Jasmine Jule-Jimenez
- Jariah Mathews
- Torre's Morris-McNeal
- Rachal Nguyen
- Kaushnic Noble
- Emmanuel Omari-Anim
- KC Wenzel
- Na'Daisha Williams
- Devin Young
A digital badge represents a “soft skill” that is not evident on a report card. Badges are showcased on each student’s online profile, which colleges and employers may access to verify students’ credentials.
Aurora Hills is the only APS school to have issued nearly 200 digital badges. We commend Aurora Hills staff for their dedication to supporting goals one and two of the APS 2020: Shaping the Future Strategic Plan, which focus on ensuring each student has a set of skills to implement his or her plan and credentials that open doors.
