Ariana and Jose recognized for academic and athletic excellence at Sholo High School

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Ariana's inspiring journey from struggling student to welding program star was the highlight of the Show Low School Board meeting on December 16, 2024. Recognized for her remarkable academic turnaround, Ariana's story showcases resilience and determination. After facing challenges during her freshman year, including a 1.8 GPA and disciplinary issues, she sought help from her counselor and the CTE director. With their support, she developed an improvement plan, ultimately raising her GPA to 3.4 and gaining acceptance into the NABIT welding program.

Now excelling in her studies, Ariana is set to compete in the Skills USA challenge and has secured a welding job in Houston, Texas. Additionally, she received a scholarship from NASA to attend the University of Houston, where she plans to pursue a degree in welding engineering. Her achievements not only reflect her hard work but also serve as an inspiration for young women aspiring to enter the trades.

The meeting also recognized Jose Chavez Galvin, another outstanding senior, who has excelled in soccer and academics. Known for his humble leadership, Jose has been a varsity soccer player and team captain, earning accolades for his work ethic and dedication. His teachers praise his maturity and commitment, and he has been accepted into the architecture programs at both the University of Arizona and Arizona State University.

Both students exemplify the spirit of perseverance and ambition, setting a powerful example for their peers and the community. Their stories were met with applause and admiration, reinforcing the importance of support and encouragement in education.

Converted from Show Low School Board Meeting for 12-16-24 meeting on January 13, 2025
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