DECEMBER 2025 WINNER!

For December, Ms. Witkus presented a G Coin to student Noah King.

Staff Testimonial:
I’m thrilled to award this G Coin to Noah King for demonstrating remarkable leadership and compassion during a difficult situation. When his friend experienced a medical emergency, he stayed by her side, remained calm, and helped communicate clearly with her family. His maturity, kindness, and willingness to step in made a meaningful difference in insuring she received the care that she needed. Noah exemplifies what it means to look out for others and his actions reflect the very best of our Glenbard East community. Thank you for showing such courage, care, and leadership, Noah. You make East proud!  -Ms. Witkus

Way to go, Noah!

NOVEMBER 2025 WINNERS!

For November, we presented a G Coin to Mr. Cardott’s entire Period 8 health class!

Staff Testimonial:
We are recognizing Mr. Cardott’s class for their quick action when an emergency happened during their eighth period health class. This crew remained calm and worked together to support each other without hesitation. When given clear communication from their teacher, this class created a safe environment and worked as a team. We are proud to present this G Coin to the full class for their amazing teamwork and modeling positive behavior for their peers. -Mr.Wedel

Great work!

OCTOBER 2025 WINNER!

Our October G Coin recipient is Pamena Pazano, who was nominated by one of our Deans, Ms. Pigoni.

Staff Testimonial:
Pamena was one of the first students that I met when I started my role as a dean here at Glenbard East.  Her dedication to learning and consistent effort has really paid off.  It has been inspiring to others and made her a stronger student.  It’s been a pleasure to witness her growth, not just academically, but also in her responsibility as a Glenbard East Student.
I am so proud of her.  -Ms. Pigoni

Awesome work, Pamena!

WHAT IS G COIN?

Each administrator at Glenbard East has a coin in his or her possession that looks like the one pictured below here.  At some point during the school year, when a student showcases one or multiple areas of our PBIS shield by being observed doing something above and beyond, an administrator can give out the “G Coin.”