Bruce tan is Student of the Week for March 30 to April 3, 2015 

The 5^th/6^th Grade Department selected Bruce as Student of the Week for the following reasons:

"Since Day One of this school year, Bruce has been showing that he has what it takes to succeed in both school and in life.  Bruce is always prompt with his work, handing in assignments that are nothing short of neat and complete.  With his quick and clever remarks, he is always able to bring a smile and a positive aura to a classroom.  His dedication in school carries over to other aspects of his life, including basketball, but definitely does not stop there.  Keep up the good work Bruce, and that dedication will benefit you for years to come." -Mr. Good, 5/6 Grade Teacher

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Onya Enkhbat models her original fashion which she designed with Sheerabel Trinidad (KUCB Photo)

The Aleutian Arts Council held their Spring Coffeehouse in conjunction with their annual Project Dumpway event on April 11, 2015 at the Burma Road Chapel.  Project Dumpway features local artworks and a fashion show of attire designed using recycled materials. This is board member and high school art teacher, Babbi Goodwin’s final year heading up Project Dumpway event and as always she delivered. There were 12 recycled fashion entries and 9 recycled sculpture entries.  Co-designers Onya Enkhbat and Sheerabel Trinidad won the People’s Choice and Judges’ Choice awards for the fashion show. Mia McWilliam’s sculpture “When Pigs Fly” won People’s Choice award and Leah Bacalso’s “High Five” won the Judges’ Choice.  (Click here to read more.)

Alex Esnardo, Student of the Week for March 16-20

The Junior High Department selected Alex as Student of the Week.

"Alex has had an outstanding 8^th grade year. This year Alex has transformed himself into a dedicated student who is truly beginning to understand the sacrifices it takes to be an exemplary student. In addition to his academic accomplishments, Alex is also a valuable contributor to a positive school climate through his positive interactions with staff and students alike. Great job Alex and keep up the good work." –Mr. Wilson, Principal

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