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Citizenship Awards presented to Logan Junior High School students

Logan Junior High School students Karlee Henkins, Eli Skaggs, Stihl Brokaw, Nolan Kloepping, Camryn Driscoll, Levi Boggs, Garret Robinson, Grace Eggers, Sadie Thornton, Veronica Tirao, Carson Etheridge, Chase Wright, Anisha Patel, Abigail Brown, Norah Schultz and Christiane Sierens received Citizenship Awards for the first quarter. (Photo contributed)

PRINCETON — Logan Junior High School in Princeton presented its Citizenship Awards for the first quarter.

Citizenship ideals at Logan Junior High emphasize both curriculum and extra-curricular activities. Attitudes and behaviors that reflect a concern for others, participation in school functions, responsible leadership and a willingness to serve, and mental and physical courage are the guidelines for selecting.

Selected to receive the awards for the first quarter were fifth-graders Stihl Brokaw, Camryn Driscoll, Levi Boggs and Karlee Henkins; sixth-graders Norah Schultz, Grace Eggers, Nolan Kloepping and Garret Robinson; seventh-graders Abigail Brown, Anisha Patel, Christiane Sierens and Eli Skaggs; and eighth-graders Carson Etheridge, Chase Wright, Veronica Tirao and Sadie Thornton.