ALTON - Alaysia Hendricks is only a freshman at Alton High School, but she is already turning heads for her hard work.

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For her accomplishments, Alaysia Hendricks is a Hayner Public Library District Student of the Month for Alton High School.

Hendricks has been recognized as an impressive student with a strong attendance record. Despite only just starting at Alton High School, she has made a name for herself as someone who can always be counted on to do the right thing.

Hendricks has been a member of Talent Search for four years. This program recognizes students who have a high potential of succeeding in higher education. With the support of Talent Search, she hopes to continue her education after high school.

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Her dedication and passion for her goals have helped Hendricks succeed, and others have noticed. She is often awarded for her academic achievements.

“In eighth grade I got an award for Educational Excellence,” she said.

When she isn’t busy with schoolwork or extracurriculars, Hendricks loves to dance and shop. She also spends a lot of time with her family, including playing with her baby sister.

Hendricks has a bright future ahead. Though she has some time before she has to make any final decisions, she already knows that she wants to attend a Historically Black College or University to major in business administration.

Congratulations to Alaysia for this recognition by Alton High School and the Hayner Public Library District!

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