Wednesday, February 5, 2020 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
RAMSEY
SCHAR
Sisters High School January 2020 Student of the Month
Ramsey Schar grew up in Sisters.
“Itʼs given me the opportunity to know my
classmates and my community members a lot
better,” she says. “Since Iʼve known them from
such a young age, weʼre all close.”
That sense of connection feeds a work ethic
that keeps Ramsey working hard in her classes
and outside the classroom as well. She particu-
larly likes math, and sheʼs the co-president of
the Astronomy Club.
“I love astronomy,” she says.
She also plays tennis, interns with the
eighth-grade ECoS class, where she accompa-
nies students on their expeditions, and works
on weekends and some school nights at Sisters
Movie House.
She plans to attended Central Oregon
Community College next year, with plans to
move into the fields of outdoor leadership and
education.
“Ramsey has truly earned this recogni-
tion. She has made a habit of putting her best
effort into her work, from small to large tasks,
translating to high quality thoughtful learning
and results. She leads by example with kind-
ness and humility, seeking opportunities to give
and grow. We are so fortunate Ramsey is an
Outlaw! She has given our community so much
over the last four years. I wish her the best!”
— Rima Givot
“Ramsey is an awesome kid. She is smart,
hardworking, and always has a smile. I abso-
lutely love being one of her teachers.”
— Daniel OʼNeill
“When I think of Ramsey, I think of the
words inspiring, friendly, positive and integ-
rity. She is the kind of person who makes
others better. No matter the situation, she is
kind, encouraging and selfless. She makes it
a point to be present in the moment and can be
counted on to always give her best, with a big
smile on her face. Iʼve had the opportunity to
travel with Ramsey and even outside of school,
she stood out as a positive role model. She is a
treasure.”
— Samra Spear
“Ramsey is a terrific outlaw. She has a bright
light that shines in everything she does. It is dif-
ficult to find her without a smile and she is willing
to help anyone at anytime. She is such a positive
asset for the school.”
— Rand Runco
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