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Awards

Elementary

Distinguished Honor Roll Award and Honor Roll Award for Grades 3-5: Please refer to the Sudent's Agenda

Effort Roll: This award is given to students in Grades 3-5. The goal of this award is to recognize the students in each classroom who consistently demonstrate high effort. The effort grades in all subjects, for all trimesters are tallied and totaled. In each homeroom class the students with the top two effort "totals" will qualify. Students who have qualified for the honor roll, will not be included in the effort roll, as their honor roll status already includes recognition of their fine effort throughout the year.

The Eagle Way Award: This award is given to students in Grades 1-5. One student in each classroom who has consistently exemplified the ideals of The Eagle Way will receive this award.

Most Improved Award: This award is given to students in Grades 1-5. One student who has demonstrated outstanding effort and improvement during the year will receive this award.

President’s Education Award: This award is given to students only in Grade 5. This award is given by the President of the United States to any student(s) who meet specific academic achievement criteria. Read more...

ASFM Physical Fitness Presidential and National Award for Grades 3-5: This program is adapted by ASFM from the Presidential Youth Fitness Program to motivate students to develop healthy habits and an active lifestyle. To earn the Presidential Award, students must score at or above the 85th percentile on all five challenges. To earn the National Award, participants must score at or above the 50th percentile on all 5 challenges.

Benjamin Stephen Fordham Award: This award is given to students in Grades 1-5. This is given to the student at each grade level who, based on teacher and student vote, best exemplifies the qualities of leadership, citizenship, responsibility, friendliness, academic excellence, sportsmanship, and cooperation. Read more...

 

Middle / High School

Alejandro Aguirre Award: This award is given by the ASFM Athletic Department to a 9th Grade student in the After School Sports Program who exhibits traits found on the linked page. Read more...
 
American Legion Award: The American Legion Award is given to one Grade 12/Bach 3 student for possessing the characteristics found on the page that is linked. This award is given at end of second semester. Read more...
 
Benjamin Stephen Fordham Award: Given to the student at each grade level who, based on teacher vote, best exemplifies the qualities of leadership, citizenship, responsibility, friendliness, academic excellence, sportsmanship, and cooperation. Read more...
 
Carlos de la Garza Evia Quiroga Memorial Award: This award is given to the 9th grade student that displays the finest qualities of humanitarianism, friendship, cooperation, service, and courtesy, in addition to being a good student.
 

Citizenship Award: School is a place of learning. Yet a school can become more than just a place of learning, it can become a community; a place where students offer their energy, their talents and their time to create a special place. The Recipient has contributed to making Grade Level such a community. He/She shares their time to organize social events. He/She lends a hand in activities that help others. Without the contributions of such citizens we would reduce ASFM to just a school.

Community Service Award: Community Service is an important part of our school. Students are required to complete 100 hours to graduate from Bach or High School, but more than a requirement it is a moral obligation to help the less fortunate. Each year the Community Service Coordinator presents awards to several students for their dedication and commitment to the program.
 
Eagle Award: The Eagle Award is given to B3 or 12th grade students that have been at ASFM for 15 years.
 
Eagles of the Month Award: Each month one student per grade level is nominated by his/her teachers as Eagle of the Month for the grade level based upon academic, citizenship, and/or overall school performance.
 
Honor Roll: Honor Roll certificates are awarded after each semester based on a cumulative average of 94-100%.
 
Merit Award: The merit award goes to a student who shows tremendous effort, improvement, or enthusiasm. This student does not necessarily have to have a high average. The student who receives this award must have passed the semester.
 
Performing Arts Award: This award is given to a grade 12 student in recognition of his/her outstanding accomplishments in Music and Drama during his/her high school career at ASFM.
 
Presidential Physical Fitness Award: This award is given to students from grades N-5 and 6-12/B3 who reach the complete development of the physical capacities and exceed the standards established by the U.S.
 
Presidential Educational Excellence Award: To be eligible for the President's Award for Educational Excellence, students at each level (middle and high school) are to have an annual average of 95-100%.
 
Sports Awards: Each student that is involved in sports receives an award. Awards are given to those with the best attendance, those that attended ASOMEX, and the overall athlete.
 
Subject Awards: The subject goes to a student for high academic achievement in the class. The student needs to have a high average and a positive attitude. It goes to the student who most exemplifies excellence in the course (It does not necessarily go to the student with the highest average).
 

Valedictorian and Salutatorian: The graduating student who receives the highest cumulative average over three (3) years will be recognized at the graduation ceremony as the Valedictorian. The graduating student with the second highest cumulative average will be recognized as the Salutatorian. These are the two most prestigious honors offered at ASFM. Candidates for Valedictorian and Salutatorian must have completed 3 full school years (6 full semesters) at ASFM to be considered. View the list of the awarded students...