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Admins praise students, faculty, dog as ‘Falcons of Month’

Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Frank, the family bulldog of soon-retiring FHUSD Superintendent Cain Jagodzinski, was announced as the Falcon of the Month for the district office and transportation staff.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Little Falcons Preschool Director Denise Matus acknowledged the progress made by student Mack Miller.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. McDowell Mountain Elementary School student Cleo Lee was acknowledged by Principal Valerie Reichler.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. McDowell Mountain Elementary School Dean of Students Nicole Latona was acknowledged by Principal Valerie Reichler.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills Middle School student Natalie Guerette was recognized by McDowell Mountain Elementary School Principal Valerie Reichler.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills Middle School science teacher Mary McDonald was recognized by McDowell Mountain Elementary School Principal Valerie Reichler.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills High School student Alton Beisner was acknowledged by Principal Barrie Pinto.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as “Falcons of the Month” at the May 6 FHUSD Governing Board meeting.

Little Falcons Preschool Director Denise Matus presented Student of the Month Mack Miller, whom she praised for showing responsibility by helping others.

“Mack is curious, eager to share ideas and enjoys exploring new things,” Matus said.

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