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ALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION HONORS JANUARY'S OPTIMIST STUDENTS

January 22, 2025 - 18:44

ALTON BOARD OF EDUCATION HONORS JANUARY'S OPTIMIST STUDENTS

ALTON - During their regular meeting on January 21, 2025, the Alton Community Unit School District #11 Board of Education celebrated the achievements of the January Optimist Students of the Month. This recognition highlights the exceptional character and dedication of students who have demonstrated outstanding qualities in academics, leadership, and community involvement.

The board acknowledged the contributions of these students, emphasizing the importance of fostering a positive environment within the school community. Each honoree received a certificate and a token of appreciation for their hard work and commitment to excellence. Parents, teachers, and fellow students gathered to support the recipients, showcasing the strong sense of community that defines Alton schools.

The Optimist Students of the Month program aims to motivate students to strive for greatness and to recognize those who embody the values of optimism and perseverance. The board expressed pride in the accomplishments of these young individuals, encouraging them to continue their journey of personal and academic growth.


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