Bickel’s students recognized with special awards

  • Megan Bickel presented English awards to these high school students (L-R): Carsen Sandquist, Peyton Keller, Juan Sosa Acevedo, Jeffery Stradinger, Kolby Holzer, Geana Bollinger
    Megan Bickel presented English awards to these high school students (L-R): Carsen Sandquist, Peyton Keller, Juan Sosa Acevedo, Jeffery Stradinger, Kolby Holzer, Geana Bollinger
  • Karyl Boldt presented English awards to these high school students at TLHS Awards Day. (L-R): Emma Johnston – Best Grammar; Molly Miller – Most Creative Writing; TJ Alley – Best Neutrality in an Informative Essay; Kadence Ouzts – Rising Star (freshman); Kessa Bigger – Native American Literature MVP; and Riley Montgomery – Capstone.
    Karyl Boldt presented English awards to these high school students at TLHS Awards Day. (L-R): Emma Johnston – Best Grammar; Molly Miller – Most Creative Writing; TJ Alley – Best Neutrality in an Informative Essay; Kadence Ouzts – Rising Star (freshman); Kessa Bigger – Native American Literature MVP; and Riley Montgomery – Capstone.
    English teacher Megan Bickel presented these awards at the Awards Day program on May 7: Let’s kick things off with the award for Best Romeo. This award goes to the student who took on Shakespeare’s most famous heartthrob and made us all believe he had a balcony in his backyard. He brought drama, charm, and a surprising amount of emotional depth – Carsen Sandquist, take a bow!Next u...

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