Honors and Awards

KM Global Charter High School Honors and Awards, 2018-2022

Peer Elected Student of the Month October 2021

Accepted into Kettle Moraine High School's chapter of National Honors Society

Honor/Award

Year

Description

Dick Ohm Merit Award

Freshman year, 2019

This award is received based on community service engagement, classroom etiquette and integrity, participation in a sport or club, and attendance at at least five KM sponsored events. Students complete these requirements by March of that current school year.

Dick Ohm Merit Award

Sophomore year, 2020

This award is received based on community service engagement, classroom etiquette and integrity, participation in a sport or club, and attendance at at least five KM sponsored events. Students complete these requirements by March of that current school year.

Dick Ohm Merit Award

Junior year, 2021

This award is received based on community service engagement, classroom etiquette and integrity, participation in a sport or club, and attendance at at least five KM sponsored events. Students complete these requirements by March of that current school year.

Dick Ohm Merit Award

Senior year, 2022

This award is received based on community service engagement, classroom etiquette and integrity, participation in a sport or club, and attendance at at least five KM sponsored events. Students complete these requirements by March of that current school year.

National Honor Society Member

Junior-Senior Year, 2020-2022

This honor is given to high achieving and actively engaged students based on an intense application process. To have the opportunity to apply, students need to have a recommendation from the guidance office, based on previous academic achievement. Following the recommendation, students write a personal statement, receive two teacher recommendations, and complete a document with their leadership positions, community service hours, work experience, and academic highlights. Students are then chosen from a panel of board members to enter the National Honors Society.

KM Global Peer Elected Student of the Month

Senior Year, October, 2021

This honor is given to students who exemplified Global's three core values: Grit, Empathy, and Pride. This recognitions is nominated by the students and teacher of KM Global who notice this hard work and commitment to the school's values. Here is one of the reasons why I was nominated written by a peer: "Olivia has worked tirelessly as the head costume crew person for Beauty and the Beast and to plan her senior capstone event, The Royal Tea party. The cast is very large and the costume crew is already very limited. She has to work on getting the exact costumes that are needed for over 60 people. Most people already need to have more than one costume and she has been working nonstop to get it right. Olivia also plays a large role on the student advisory board, is a mentor to the freshmen, which she has been managing along with all of her other schoolwork."

Everyday Leader Award

Sophomore year, Fall 2019

This award is received from nominations by fellow students and staff on a current leadership position. For this award, I was nominated for my work on the all school musical South Pacific. I was head costumer of this show and spent much time after school dedicating myself to teaching others costume design skills along with leading my group through the steps of process of a full scale musical production.

Everyday Leader Award

Junior year, Spring 2021

This award is received from nominations by fellow students and staff on a current leadership position. For this award, I was nominated for my role as a student representative on the KM Global Student Advisory Board. This position has given me the opportunity to speak on this charter in various professional settings, lead all-school activities, and enhance community engagement. This leadership team of students meets on a weekly-basis throughout the entire school year.

Honor Roll

2018-2022

This honor is given to students who have completed every semester with a GPA of 3.5 or greater.

Girl Scout Bronze Award

2016

This award is the third highest award in Girl Scouts of the USA. To gain this award you must have completed a group community service project. Through this project you must demonstrate commitment to helping other, improving the community and the world, and becoming the best you can be.