Middle School Knight Ambassadors Named at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School

Middle School Knight Ambassadors Named at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School 1

Montgomery Catholic’s Middle School has named Knight Ambassadors for 2015-2016. These students show leadership, good judgment, maturity, honesty, and integrity while upholding their responsibilities of being a student, serving as campus role models. The 2015-2016 Knight Ambassadors are seventh grade students Cameryn Cool, David Dean, Ines Gonzalez-Ansaldi, Hannah Parrish, Joshua Tobias, along with eighth grade students Sarah Rose Burden, Bobby Crawford, Jason Flowers, Patrick Flores, Katie Perkins, Darian Riley and Anna Sadie. Congratulations to our new Knight Ambassadors!


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