Excellence in academics, or specifically a grade point average of 90 percent or higher, earns Kingsville District High School students a spot on the Principal’s List and a luncheon at Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens to celebrate.
Just under 100 students at KDHS, from grades 9 to 12, earned top honours for the 2023 school year and were presented certificates at the luncheon May 23.
“You have developed a set of skills that permeates all that you do,” said Principal Bill Toews to the students. “Over time, you have developed great time management skills, the ability to adapt to change, excellent communication skills and a desire to challenge yourself. You have found within yourself the tenacity, the grit and determination needed to excel at school. The skills and personal qualities that contribute to your academic success are the same attributes that are sought by employers.”
Toews also thanked parents, grandparents and guardians for the “guidance that you provide” and for supporting “our school.”
Also on hand to congratulate students and staff of KDHS was Greater Essex County District School Board Trustee Julia Burgess, who commented how “impressive” it was to have so many students achieving these standards