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Snohomish Kiwanis recognize Students of the Quarter

The Kiwanis Club of Snohomish recently recognized its Snohomish School District Students of the Quarter.

Centennial Middle School: Palmer Mutcheson, Shannon Herrera-Gaspar

Valley View Middle School: Gil Mossburg, Jana Willems

AIM High School: Rosa Kolomiyets, Clay Propst

Glacier Peak High School: Sophia Pappas, Joshua Garat, Campbell Hague, Christina Bayouk

Snohomish High School: Arleigh Bjorling, Anne-Marie Cooley, Powell Davis, Cameron Stevenson

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