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Students of the month

Students of the Month for October in the Lake Stevens School District:

Lake Stevens High School: Sacha Nasr and Jackson Lee, ninth grade; Chelsea Boren and Ivan Cho, 10th grade; Jordan Young and Kyle Anderson, 11th grade; Sara Enyeart and Sam Rinaldi, 12th grade.

Lake Stevens Middle School: Ainslie Smith and Mason Nicol, sixth grade; Hannah Aikman and Matthew Miller, seventh grade; Juneau Ent’e and Skye Defalco, eighth grade.

North Lake Middle School: Brendan King and Katie Massee, sixth grade; Jason McCrosky and Ramona Merz, seventh grade; Juliana Borges and Gunner Eklund, eighth grade.

Staff honors

November recipients of the Lake Stevens School District’s Apple Award: Matt Wyant, fourth grade teacher at Sunnycrest Elementary School; Ken Engman, computer technician at Lake Stevens High School; Dorothy LaCourse, paraeducator at Hillcrest Elementary School; and Mark McCoy, math teacher at Lake Stevens Middle School.

Breast cancer fundraiser

The girls soccer team at Archbishop Thomas J. Murphy High School created signs, had t-shirts made, sold cookies and requested donations, raising $1,162.42 for breast cancer research.

Honor roll

Students at Park Place Middle School in Monroe on the Honor Roll include:

Eighth grade: Kayla Ablutz, Jordan Andrews, Megan Arnold, Kyle Beavers, Madeline Benitz, Allison Breaker, Ty Brooks, Megan Brown, Kelsea Bucklin, Kendra Clark, Angela Deminter, Max Echterling, Addy Eifert, Tyler Golden, Kaley Gunderson, Tatum Hohl, Adrian Hunter, Rachel Johnson, Collin Jurin, Emmaleigh Lipscy, Hailey Liptack, Arianne Lowery, Brigitte Madsen, Jordan G. Moore, Sara Murphy, Casey Neumann, Carly Peterson, Emma Robinette, Janet Robinson, Jeri Rosenthal, Britnee Senner, Mackenzie Sherrer, Jennifer Smith, Ginnie Tadvick, Taylor Tracy, Kateline Tremonte, Chloe Vancil, Zachary Waller.

Seventh grade: Camilla Baer, Joelle Blais, Nathan Brackin, Christopher Brooks, Daniel Chang, Mirah Clem, Karisa Clifford, Caylin Coberly, Robyn Cypher, Kyle Davison, Mikayla Day, Zachary Evans, Aaron Furrer, Ryan Grande, Keely Hagen, Jordynn Hall, Tait Hansen, Kelsey Harvill, Dustin Haynes, Sebastian Hayward, Jacob Hilt, Ruby Hummel, clara Johnson, Nicholas Johnson, Trey Jones, Kelsy Knott, Cody Lau, Daniel Leclair, Darian Lewis, Shae Love, Cheryce Mattison, Amelia Mclaughlin, Amanda Meixner, Veronica Mendez Mata, Kylee Mudrovich, Amy Pearl, Crystal Pino, Danielle Rosaia, Jennifer Schaible, Jarrad Schulta, Dustin Shoemake, Amber Steen, Ahahi Talavera, Courtney Wallace, Krysta Wyndham.

Sixth grade: Emily Aikins, Jackson Alesna, Drew Armitage-Vysniauskas, Daniel Bender, Mason Berry, Madison Bertrand, Katie Bigham, Jessica Cabanada, Sergio Carmona-Garcia, Jorge Carranza, Trevor Clark, Kimberly Clopp, Joardan Coleman, Samantha Cooper, Riley Corrie, Dakota Creed, Hunter Day, Travis Emmel, Madison Eriks, Anastasia Foster, Taylor Gese, Darrington Goblirsch, Jason Golden, Mariah Hammond, Erin Harris, Tyler Hayashi, Austin Jacobsen, Savannah Joehnk, Hannah Johnson, Bryanna Jones, Peter Kampmann, Rieka Lehto, Tanner Lippincott, Iaian Lyle, Amanda Macrae, Callie Maxson, Heather McBride, Peyton Moore, Jenna Munro, Sarena Myers, Megan Nelson, Alica Noblin, Jesika Norman, Ana Lisa Nunez, Julia Oylear, Danielle Pino, Bailee Richardson, Riley Roth, Mayra Sanabria, Melina Seabrook, Breanne Shore, Katie Snider, Nicota Stevenson, Malia Suzawa, Austin Tippett, Payton Wangner, Nicholas Welton, Jack Wiken, Emily Woodland.

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