(Pictured from left- Area Governor Don Fuller, Debbie Powell (grandmother), President Adam Marshall, Student of the Month Marshall Warner, Justin and Syndie Marshall (parents), RUSD Assistant Superintendent Dustin Haley, RUSD Superintendent Jim Shoemake, PGMS Counselor Lauren Todoroff, and PGMS Assistant Principal Greg Lambrecht.)At our last meeting, the Rotary Club of Cameron Park proudly recognized Marshall Warner, an 8th grade student at Pleasant Grove Middle School, as Student of the Quarter.
During the award presentation, Rescue Union School District Superintendent Jim Shoemake commended Marshall for making a real impact on his school and community through leadership and dedication. Pleasant Grove Middle School Counselor Lauren Todoroff added that Marshall truly embodies Rotary’s motto of Service Above Self in his daily actions.
Marshall is a talented musician, described as a “rock star” by Todoroff. He has been a valued member of the school’s jazz band for two years, the school band for three years, and this will mark his third year performing in the annual talent show. Last year, he served as part of the school’s WEB (Where Everybody Belongs) mentoring program, helping new students feel welcomed on campus.
In addition, Marshall serves as the founding leader and current president of the Hands4Hope Club on campus, a program that encourages youth leadership and community service. Outside of school, he is a dedicated member of the Aqua Sol Swim Team, practicing two hours each day.
Academically, Marshall continues to excel, maintaining an impressive 3.67 GPA while balancing coursework, community service, and extracurricular activities.
In recognition of his outstanding achievements, Marshall received a Certificate of Achievement and a Barnes & Noble gift card.
Congratulations, Marshall, on this well-deserved honor!