AHS students earn scholarships
Published on Tue, May 1, 2012Read More Schools
Arlington High School students Sierra DeCota and Collier Bereton received Junior Achievement Awards at the April 19 scholarship presentation by Masonic Lodge No. 129.
Other juniors recognized during the evening included Brendon Bereton, Lynsey Amundson, Marissa Swegle, Lindsay Brown, Jullee Pullig, Kendra Ferrier, Allie Jones, Shelby Carr and Esra Alameedi.
The scholarship awards are based on the students' participation in service, leadership, citizen appreciation, academic standing, educational achievements and future goals. One female and one male are selected from the junior class of Arlington and Darrington schools each year.
The Public Schools Outreach Community Grand Lodge presented Arlington teacher Jim Bassett with the Grand Lodge Educator of the Year award for his contribution to the Robotics Club. Bassett teaches math and Robotics at Weston High School, and provides technical support in areas that include creating the Basmati software for grading students.
Other juniors recognized during the evening included Brendon Bereton, Lynsey Amundson, Marissa Swegle, Lindsay Brown, Jullee Pullig, Kendra Ferrier, Allie Jones, Shelby Carr and Esra Alameedi.
The scholarship awards are based on the students' participation in service, leadership, citizen appreciation, academic standing, educational achievements and future goals. One female and one male are selected from the junior class of Arlington and Darrington schools each year.
The Public Schools Outreach Community Grand Lodge presented Arlington teacher Jim Bassett with the Grand Lodge Educator of the Year award for his contribution to the Robotics Club. Bassett teaches math and Robotics at Weston High School, and provides technical support in areas that include creating the Basmati software for grading students.
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