February 2025

Ryleigh Davoult

Your community technology center values our students and their contributions to our school, their classmates and the world! Congratulations to Ryleigh, for being the outstanding student of the month for February. We are fortunate to have you as a student!

Cybersecurity and Network Administration

"I would like to nominate Ryleigh for Student of the Month due to her outstanding dedication, work ethic, and contributions to the classroom environment.

Ryleigh consistently demonstrates a high level of responsibility by completing all assignments on time and thoroughly reviewing lecture materials. Her strong attention to detail allows her to catch mistakes I sometimes make in class labs, helping both herself and her classmates achieve better understanding(and keeping me on my toes). She is always striving for excellence, whether in coursework, hands-on labs, or additional learning opportunities. Beyond her own studies, Ryleigh actively contributes to the success of the entire class. She volunteers for extra assignments, provides peer support in troubleshooting computer issues, and even takes the initiative to create Blooket review games to help her classmates study and reinforce concepts. Her willingness to go above and beyond demonstrates true leadership and teamwork, making her a role model among her peers. Ryleigh's dedication, problem-solving skills, and passion for learning make her a standout student.

Ryleigh consistently demonstrates a strong work ethic and willingness to take on extra responsibilities beyond her regular coursework. A great example of this was when a community member reached out for assistance in wiping and restoring two computers they had inherited. When I brought the computers into class, Ryleigh immediately volunteered to take on the task of working on one of them.

Over the course of three to four class periods, Ryleigh dedicated herself to thoroughly cleaning, troubleshooting, and preparing the system to be fully functional again. She did all of this while staying on top of her regular coursework and assignments for the week, ensuring that nothing fell behind. Her time management, technical skills, and willingness to serve others made a real difference for this customer, reinforcing not only the skills she's learning in class but also the importance of community service and professionalism."

Nominated By: Jeff Morris, Cybersecurity and Network Administration Instructor

Professionalism Traits:

Being Productive - Use your time productively while on campus. Focus on your learning responsibilities and avoid getting pulled into social media, web browsing and phone activity while on the clock.
Taking the Initiative - Ask for more projects to be given to you or think of assignments that will meet your career goals. You don’t want to be under-utilized.
Maintaining Effective Work Habits - Prioritize, plan and manage your assignments and projects. Follow up and follow through with your instructor and team members.
Managing Time Efficiently - Establish priorities, set goals and create action plans to meet deadlines.
Being a Problem-Solver - When you run into problems and obstacles take the time to brainstorm a few solutions and alternatives before you meet with your instructor.