EDUCATION

Fountain Hills admins praise student, faculty ‘Falcons of Month’

Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Little Falcons Preschool Director Denise Matus acknowledged Parker Cloud’s contributions.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. McDowell Mountain Elementary School student Mila Camacho 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 March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. McDowell Mountain Elementary School second-grade teacher Dina Malito 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 March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills High School Principal Barrie Pinto acknowledged the contributions of dance teacher Gianna Wilson.

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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as Falcons of the Month at the March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills Middle School student Crosby Magers 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 March 18 FHUSD Governing Board meeting.

Little Falcons Preschool Director Denise Matus presented Student of the Month Parker Cloud, whom she praised for her smile and enthusiasm.

“Parker shows great responsibility by following our rules and routine and by taking care of all her school materials,” Matus said.

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