Washington Students are "Rotating Forward!"




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Washington Students are "Rotating Forward!"
6/1/2009 6:32 AM

Congratulations to these students who were recognized on May 19, 2009 by the Saint Paul Rotary Club for improving their academic performance while at Washington.

Rotation Forward award winners for Washington this year are Michele Garnett-Young, Matthew Gweh, Sheady Htoo, Daivonn Martinez, Michael Petersen, Linda Thao, Tou Blong Thao, Tsai Thao, Danielle Tocholke, and Savilla Weaver.

All of these students overcame some challenge in order to be successful and are to be commended. In addition, Mr. Steve Cox was recognized as the Rotary Club "Teacher of the Year." Congratulations Mr. Cox and students!

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