Pekin Community High School Students Recognized
Pekin Hospital and Lite Rock 107 are proud to recognize Pekin Community High School students A.J. Pool and Alissa Wertz as recipients of the Pekin Community High School (PCHS) Student Award for May.
A.J., a senior, was nominated by Mrs. Suzy Shepard, a guidance counselor at PCHS. In the nomination, Mrs. Shepard cited A.J’s contributions to the Math Assistance Center Lab, as well as his hard work as a student.
Alissa, a senior, was nominated by Mrs. Marcene Farley, a Latin teacher at PCHS. In the nomination, Mrs. Farley cited Alissa’s contributions to Student Council, Latin Club, and the Tazewell County Youth Board.
Each month two PCHS students who excel in moral character, positive attitude, volunteerism, demonstrate ideal role-model behavior, and who contribute to the classroom are nominated by teachers, counselors, and high school personnel. The students must be a senior and show remarkable qualities which help them prepare for a promising future.
Seth Mingus, Assistant Principal for Curriculum at PCHS said, “PCHS is grateful to have the opportunity to recognize the positive contributions our students make every day. The teachers and staff enjoy nominating students, and we appreciate the support from Pekin Hospital, Lite Rock 107/WSWT, and our community.”
Pekin Hospital and Lite Rock 107/WSWT are proud to sponsor the student award program for the students of PCHS.
A.J., a senior, was nominated by Mrs. Suzy Shepard, a guidance counselor at PCHS. In the nomination, Mrs. Shepard cited A.J’s contributions to the Math Assistance Center Lab, as well as his hard work as a student.
Alissa, a senior, was nominated by Mrs. Marcene Farley, a Latin teacher at PCHS. In the nomination, Mrs. Farley cited Alissa’s contributions to Student Council, Latin Club, and the Tazewell County Youth Board.
Each month two PCHS students who excel in moral character, positive attitude, volunteerism, demonstrate ideal role-model behavior, and who contribute to the classroom are nominated by teachers, counselors, and high school personnel. The students must be a senior and show remarkable qualities which help them prepare for a promising future.
Seth Mingus, Assistant Principal for Curriculum at PCHS said, “PCHS is grateful to have the opportunity to recognize the positive contributions our students make every day. The teachers and staff enjoy nominating students, and we appreciate the support from Pekin Hospital, Lite Rock 107/WSWT, and our community.”
Pekin Hospital and Lite Rock 107/WSWT are proud to sponsor the student award program for the students of PCHS.
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