Students who show up for school have a much better chance of doing well in school and will have developed the
discipline to show up for work after they graduate. This award motivates students to show up at school every day.
The award is given to students who show up on time and have the least amount of absences during the school
year.
For this award, review your students’ attendance records. If you have one student who has stellar attendance in
their grade, you have your winner. Otherwise, randomly select a winner for each grade (10 , 11 , and 12 ) from
your students with the best attendance record.

It’s important for students to gain STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) related skills to succeedin life and careers. TCP wants to encourage all students to not only take STEM classes but do their best tosucceed in them. If your school is a AVTS or CTC, students taking courses in cosmetology, graphic arts,construction, carpentry, IT, and healthcare related subjects would be eligible. This award motivates students totake and excel in STEM related classes. This award is given to students who are your school’s top performers in STEM related courses.For this award, identify your STEM related classes and select the top performers in each grade. ALL studentstaking a science, technology, engineering, or math related class should be considered. Draw a winner’sname for each grade from your list of top performers.

Students who give back to their communities develop passions and skills that not only support their personaland career success but also increase their likelihood of making a lasting, positive impact on theircommunities. This award motivates students to do community service.This award is given to students who turn in the most community service hours. Encourage your students torecord and turn in their community service hours! Use this form or any method acceptable by your schoolfor verifying service hours. (Link form)For this award, review the community service hour records of your students and draw your winners’ namesfrom the students with the most service hours in each grade.

The upper 10% of students with the greatest increase in their GPA from the previous year to the current year ending, regardless of their beginning GPA, are eligible for the academic improvement award. This award gives struggling students an opportunity to improve their habits and their grades.Developing the habit to try their best, is a habit that will serve students well in all areas of life. This awardmotivates students of all academic levels to put in the effort to improve their grades

This is an award that every student can strive towards. Any student who works hard to improve is eligible whether they improve from failing to passing or from a good grade to a excellent grade.

Review your students’ grade point averages and select the students whose grades have improved the most. Ifyou have a student who has clearly improved the most, that student should be the winner for that grade (10 ,11 and 12 ) from your students with the most improvement.

Students in the top 10% with the highest overall GPA from the beginning to the end of the current school term are eligible for the academic excellence award. Students who achieve academic excellence have developed habits to work hard, stay focused, and manage time. These habits will serve them in any educational or career pursuit they choose. This award motivates students to aim to do their very best. This award is for your top performing students. Review your students GPAs and draw a winner for each grade from the top performers.