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The Tri-Town Optimist Club of Mechanic Falls, Minot and Poland is proud to announce its RSU 16 Student of the Month Recipient for January. Sixth grader, Abigail Jurczak, center, from Elm Street School in Mechanic Falls is described by her teacher Kaylee Younk, right, and principal Jessica Madsen, left, as a quiet, compassionate leader with an infectious smile who consistently radiates joy and optimism. Classmates are drawn to Abby’s kindness and compassion. She is a diligent student who strives for self-improvement and inspires others as she leads by example. Submitted
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