MARLINE: S904-SAN

This year was a big one for Marline—she was promoted to the Kindergarten 2 class, and to her delight, she was also voted class president. It was no surprise to her teacher or classmates. Marline had always been outgoing and eager to help, traits that made her a natural leader. Writing was her favorite activity. Marline could spend hours with her pencil and notebook, forming letters and crafting little stories. Her teacher often praised her neat handwriting and creativity, saying, “Marline, you’re not just a writer—you’re an inspiration to your classmates.” As class president, Marline took her role seriously. When she noticed a classmate struggling with writing or reading, she was the first to sit beside them and patiently help. She would show them how to trace their letters or sound out words, offering encouragement with a bright smile. Her classmates looked up to her, not just because of her leadership title but because of her kindness and willingness to help them succeed. Marline’s dream of becoming a seamstress remained strong. She loved the idea of creating beautiful clothes, imagining herself one day stitching colorful patterns and designing outfits for her community. Her love of writing seemed to go hand in hand with this dream—she often sketched designs in her notebook and wrote little stories about the clothes she would make in the future. Her teacher called her an excellent student and a true asset to the class. “Marline is not just a leader,” her teacher said proudly, “she’s a team player. She makes the classroom a better place for everyone.” Every day, Marline walked into school with a big smile and a determined spirit. She embraced her role as class president, her love for writing, and her dream of becoming a seamstress. With her outgoing personality and strong sense of responsibility, Marline was well on her way to achieving great things—not just for herself but for everyone lucky enough to know her. Sponsored by: Amy Besser

Marline is 6 years old and she is in Kindergarten-1 this year. She lives her father and her 4 siblings. Her father is unemployed and could not afford to send his children to school. Marline wants to be a seamstress when she grows up.  Sponsored by: Veronica Sommers

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