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Three Rivers Local recognizes 21 students for academics, writing, arts and 'mindful moments'

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Three Rivers Local presented awards to 21 students across academic and arts categories, including honors, math, creative writing, design lab and mindful moments; presenters read recipient names and thanked staff including Miss Megan.

Three Rivers Local recognized 21 students in a school awards presentation that named recipients across academic, creative and extracurricular categories, according to the meeting transcript.

A staff member serving as the event presenter read the lists of recipients for categories including high honors, MAM awards, advancement, honors math, creative writing, design lab and mindful moments. Recipients identified in the transcript included Enable Walling; Kensely Allen Shodris; Adrianna Applegate; Lauren Barcher; Tess Hittinger; Jacob Miller; Hayden Beck; Presley Combs; Xander Webb; Colleen Whiteley; Jake Glasser; Abel Wall; Lucas Keeper; (C.) Schlag; Emery Davis; Wyatt Lisa; Roland Loge; Rhys Harper; Xavier Zucker; Jonathan Bill Day; and Adriana Hensler.

The presenter grouped awards by category as they read names. The transcript indicates separate recognition for academic honors (including high honors and honors math), MAM awards and advancement awards; a creative writing class and a design lab award; and selections labeled “mindful moments” alongside acknowledgments for band and choir participants. The presenter also offered a moment of thanks to Miss Megan, whom the transcript identifies as a staff member present at the event.

The transcript does not specify a date, venue beyond the Three Rivers Local identifier, award criteria, or whether certificates or prizes accompanied the recognitions. It also does not record remarks from students or parents, nor any formal motions or votes; the record is a reading of recipients and brief acknowledgments.