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Mountain High School Holds First Recognition Assembly

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Mountain High School Holds First Recognition Assembly
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Mountain High School held its first Recognition Assembly to celebrate student achievements. The event honored students for earned credits, attendance, and participation in reward programs.

Key takeaways

  • Students were celebrated for earned credits and outstanding attendance.
  • The PEAK Ticket Reward Program was recognized during the assembly.
  • Hope Squad was introduced to highlight its role in the school community.
  • Assistant Administrator Shawn challenged students to memorize the poem Invictus.

Mountain High School held its first Recognition Assembly to celebrate student achievements, according to an October 2 statement. The event honored students for earned credits, outstanding attendance, and participation in the PEAK Ticket Reward Program.

During the assembly, students were recognized for maintaining high attendance with few or no absences or tardies during the term. The school also used the event to introduce Hope Squad and highlight its role in supporting the school community.

Assistant Administrator Shawn participated in the assembly by challenging students to memorize the poem Invictus.

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