Senior Spotlight: Leyna Gatti
A 4.0+ student at Lutheran North, Leyna Gatti earned a 1450 on the SAT. Her future plans include attending Michigan State University (Honors College), East Lansing and studying Engineering and Business. She attended Trinity Clinton Township for grade school and Trinity Clinton Township is her home congregation.
Leyna has participated in National Honor Society, Basketball, EXAMPLE, Math Club and Mock Trial while at Lutheran North. In addition to outstanding academic achievements at Lutheran North, Leyna earned Co-Valedictorian, All Catholic All Academic (2X) and the Optimist Award.
When asked Who influenced you the most in your academic career, Leyna answered:
Sally Buss, my eighth grade teacher. She not only taught me academically, but showed me what is truly important: loving others and being aware of the struggles of those around you and across the world. She taught me so much about God's love and gave me the opportunity to show that love on a two-week mission trip to Guatemala. I have never met such a humble person with such a huge servant's heart and what she taught me in and out of the classroom is worth more than I can even imagine.
Parents:
Scott and Julie Gatti
Home Congregation:
Trinity Clinton Township
Grade School:
Trinity Clinton Township
SAT:
1450
SPECIAL AWARDS AND HONORS:
Co-Valedictorian, All Catholic All Academic (2x) and the Optimist Award..
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT:
PACE Senior Care, Springhill Teen Service Team, Groundwork Guatemala, Political Campaigns
SCHOOL INVOLVEMENT:
National Honor Society, Basketball, EXAMPLE, Math Club and Mock Trial
College Plans:
Michigan State University (Honors College), East Lansing - Engineering and Business
who has influenced you the most in your academic career?
Sally Buss, my eighth grade teacher. She not only taught me academically, but showed me what is truly important: loving others and being aware of the struggles of those around you and across the world. She taught me so much about God's love and gave me the opportunity to show that love on a two-week mission trip to Guatemala. I have never met such a humble person with such a huge servant's heart and what she taught me in and out of the classroom is worth more than I can even imagine.