BRIDGE CITY ROTARY OCTOBER STUDENT OF THE MONTH
Ashlyn Taylor, Senior at Bridge City High School honored as October Rotary International Student of the Month.
Ashlyn is the daughter of Claude and Lorrie Taylor. She has a GPA of 3.83 and is ranked 43 of 171. Ashlyn’s awards and honors include:
• Nominee for National Academy of Future Physician of Medical Scientists Award of Excellence
• Health Science Award of Excellence
• All-Tournament Top 7 Bible Quiz Team -Texas District
• Highest Scoring Top 7 Bible Quiz Individual
• Duke TIP Talent Search – 2012
• Dual Credit Psychology
Ashlyn’s clubs and organizations include:
• President and Founder of Project 7 Bible Club
• Meet in the Middle Epic Leadership Team
• Health Occupations Student of America
• Correctional Services Certificate
Ashlyn’s Community Service include:
• Sheaves for Christ
• CASA Playhouse/Toys for Tots
• Blood Drive
• Special Olympics Volunteer
• Life Skills Prom Volunteer
• Apostolic Youth Corps Mission Trip
• Church Youth Group
• Challenge 31 Walk-a-thon
• Sunday School Teacher
Ashlyn’s future plans are to attend Lamar University, become a registered nurse and work for a local hospital.
Mr. James Black, U.S. History, said, “Ashlyn is a joy to have in class. Ashlyn has always been very kind and courteous to me and her class mates, ever willing to do her part and to help others. She is very diligent, hard-working, and self-motivated. It has been my distinct pleasure to teach such an intelligent, amiable young lady.”
Mrs. Peveto, Allied Health, said, “Ashlyn Taylor is an outstanding student. She always goes above and beyond what is asked of her. She has outstanding character. I have no doubt that she will make an outstanding nurse one day.”
Ms. Sheppard, English, said “Ashlyn Taylor is outstanding both inside and outside the classroom. I could always depend on her to come to class prepared and eager to complete all tasks. She was also very insightful when we had a classroom discussions and never failed to help a peer that was struggling with an assignment. Her character shines through her and it’s rare to see someone with such strong faith and convictions, and inner beauty at her age. Having her in my classroom was such a blessing and she taught me many valuable lessons that I will never forget!”
Pictured left to right: Superintendent Todd Lintzen, Rotary President-Elect Carrie Pugh, Ashlyn Taylor, Claude Taylor, Lorrie Taylor, Counselor Crissa Bonnin, and Principal Elisha Bell.
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