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Board recognizes high school students, all‑state choir members and staff ‘dream makers’
Summary
The board recognized senior students from Show Low High School and WMI, nine All‑State choir members, several staff receiving years‑of‑service awards and five teachers selected by seniors as the district’s first “Dream Maker” honorees.
At its May regular meeting the Show Low Unified School District board recognized students and staff across the district for academic, artistic and service achievements.
Highlights included individual student recognitions from the White Mountain Institute and Show Low High School. Presenters praised Cooper Horner and Travis (last name not specified in the transcript) for leadership and personal growth at WMI; High School seniors Ryan Lindsey and Lenora Bernier were singled out for academic and extracurricular accomplishments. Board presenters noted Ryan’s 32 ACT score and Lenora’s QuestBridge full‑ride scholarship to Emory University and her National Merit recognition.
The board also recognized nine All‑State choir members from Show Low High School; two students—Lincoln Taylor and Eva Cornelison—were identified as top‑10 finishers in their voice parts at state competition. Staff were recognized in multiple categories: five teachers were named the district’s inaugural “Dream Maker” winners after seniors nominated staff members who made a difference; additional awards honored staff with 10, 15 and 20 years of service and several retirees.
Presenters said WestEd and other district improvement efforts were underway, and the board expressed appreciation to employees and families for their support during the school year. No action was required for the recognitions.
