At St. Francis of Assisi Montessori School of Cainta, we believe that good character is built through everyday habits—showing respect, acting responsibly, working together, and taking care of the spaces we share.
For August 2026, we are happy to recognize four classes that stood out through their conduct, discipline, and sense of responsibility.
Outstanding Class Conduct Award
The Outstanding Class Conduct Award is given each month to classes with no recorded disciplinary offenses during the month. It recognizes students who consistently demonstrate respect, responsibility, self-discipline, and proper behavior in school.
This month’s awardees are:
Grade 6 Generosity
Congratulations to Grade 6 Generosity for earning the Outstanding Class Conduct Award for August. The class also received the Clean and Orderly Classroom Award, making this a double achievement. Special thanks to their class adviser, Teacher Jeorja, for her guidance and support.
Grade 8 Aristotle
Grade 8 Aristotle also earned the Outstanding Class Conduct Award for consistently maintaining good behavior and a respectful learning environment throughout the month. We also thank their class adviser, Teacher Lorely, for her guidance, patience, and support.
Grade 2 Love
Our younger Franciscans from Grade 2 Love showed that good conduct begins early. Their respectful behavior, responsibility, and cooperation earned them the Outstanding Class Conduct Award for August. Special thanks to their class adviser, Ms. Rhea, for her care and guidance.
Clean and Orderly Classroom Award
The Clean and Orderly Classroom Award recognizes classes that work together to keep their classroom clean, organized, and well cared for. To qualify, a classroom must have no vandalism, no litter left on the floor at the end of the school day, and no personal belongings left behind after dismissal.
This month’s awardees are:
Grade 6 Generosity
In addition to receiving the Outstanding Class Conduct Award, Grade 6 Generosity also earned the Clean and Orderly Classroom Award. Their achievement shows that discipline includes not only proper behavior, but also taking responsibility for one’s surroundings.
Grade 9 Newton
Congratulations to Grade 9 Newton for receiving the Clean and Orderly Classroom Award for August. Their teamwork and effort in maintaining a neat, organized, and responsible classroom environment are worthy of recognition. Special thanks to their class adviser, Ms. Jheryl, for her guidance and support.
Small Habits, Lasting Values
These awards are more than recognition for one month. They reflect the daily choices students make to respect others, follow school rules, care for their classroom, and contribute to a positive learning environment.
To Grade 2 Love, Grade 6 Generosity, Grade 8 Aristotle, and Grade 9 Newton, congratulations on a job well done. May your example encourage other classes to continue developing the same habits of discipline, responsibility, cooperation, and care.
As the saying commonly attributed to St. Francis of Assisi reminds us:
“Start by doing what’s necessary; then do what’s possible; and suddenly you are doing the impossible.”
Keep up the great work, Franciscans!