Carson City schools grant 32 Distinguished Student awards

The Carson City School District honored 32 students Tuesday as “Distinguished Students,” chosen by administrators for having outstanding qualities or being good scholars this school year.

The Carson City School District honored 32 students Tuesday as “Distinguished Students,” chosen by administrators for having outstanding qualities or being good scholars this school year.

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The Carson City School District at Tuesday’s school board meeting recognized 32 individuals with the “Distinguished Student Award.”
The student winners were selected by administrators and recognized from their respective schools as having specific qualities, skills and characteristics that distinguished them.
The award defines the term “distinguished” as something special in a person that can be recognized or identified from others by unique features or characteristics. The word implies any subtle or small differences that are good or honorable that sets one person apart from others. Winners of this award can be identified as good scholars, helpful, on-time, nice, obeying the rules and protecting others.

“The students being recognized have demonstrated qualities and characteristics that are significantly different and honorable from their peers,” said Richard Stokes, Carson City School District superintendent. “Each of these winners retain a certain moxie that cannot be tested or measured in the classroom but is evidenced in their day-to-day actions and overall likeability and continual happy attitude.”

Listed below by grade level and school site is the first and last names of each distinguished student:

Ahmad Bachir, fifth grade, Bordewich Bray Elementary School

Aaron Bedoy-Funes, fifth grade, Bordewich Bray Elementary School

Ashton Flakus, fifth grade, Bordewich Bray Elementary School

Amy Ramirez Urzua, second grade, Empire Elementary School

Alicia Collazo Perez, third grade, Empire Elementary School

Maggie Jackson, fourth grade, Empire Elementary School

Yeraldi Anaya Miguel, fifth grade, Fremont Elementary School

Isabella Guerrero-Hurtado, fifth grade, Fremont Elementary School

Allen Riley, fifth grade, Fremont Elementary School

Sophia Lamas, fifth grade, Fritsch Elementary School

Aiden Martin, fifth grade, Fritsch Elementary School

Carmen Mills, fifth grade, Fritsch Elementary School

Abran Aguirre-Rodriguez, fifth grade, Mark Twain Elementary School

Meshaila De La O, fifth grade, Mark Twain Elementary School

Araceli Elizarraras, fifth grade, Mark Twain Elementary School

Isaak Meshberger, fifth grade, Seeliger Elementary School

Bryana Mora, fifth grade, Seeliger Elementary School

Jonathan Witt, fifth grade, Seeliger Elementary School

Hank Brown, fifth grade, Carson Montessori

Sawyer Ross, sixth grade, Carson Montessori

Amelia Papez, sixth grade, Carson Middle School

Grace Turner, seventh grade, Carson Middle School

Yahir Zambrano Ibarra, eighth grade, Carson Middle School

Eduardo Aguilar, eighth grade, Eagle Valley Middle School

Kyle Allen, eighth grade, Eagle Valley Middle School

Melissa Villavicencio, eighth grade, Eagle Valley Middle School

Christopher Rosky, ninth grade, Carson High School

Yulisa Rodriguez Alonso, 10th grade, Carson High School

Hong Ngoc Nguyen (nickname Ruby), 11th grade, Carson High School

Ethne Myler, 12th grade, Carson High School

Kylee Krause-Mays, ninth grade, Pioneer Academy

James Mason, 12th grade, Pioneer Academy

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