Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting.
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Fountain Hills recognizes standout students, faculty for April
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Little Falcons Preschool custodian Milica Bulj, center, poses with Fountain Hills Unified School District Superintendent Cain Jagodzinski, left, and preschool director Denise Matus during “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Bulj, who is retiring this year, was also named district employee of the month.
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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. One of those recognized was McDowell Mountain Elementary School paraprofessional Amber Anderson, right, shown here with Principal Valerie Reichler.
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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills Middle School Principal Dr. Kimberly Weeldreyer, right, recognized student Hannah Daniels.
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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills Middle School Principal Dr. Kim Weeldreyer, right, described the contributions of teacher Ruthie Vucinich.
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Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting. Fountain Hills High School Principal Barrie Pinto, right, acknowledged the contributions of psychologist Peter McGloin.
Fountain Hills Unified School District faculty and students were recognized as part of “District Celebrations” at the April 16 FHUSD Governing Board meeting.
Little Falcons Preschool director Denise Matus praised custodian Milica Bulj and student Wyatt Evans.
McDowell Mountain Elementary School Principal Valerie Reichler acknowledged the positive contributions of paraprofessional Amber Anderson and student Athena Hall.
Fountain Hills Middle School Principal Dr. Kimberly Weeldreyer recognized sixth-grader Hannah Daniels and teacher Ruthie Vucinich.
Fountain Hills High School Principal Barrie Pinto described the contributions of psychologist Peter McGloin and student Talan Logan.
Superintendent Cain Jagodzinski praised Bulj, who he called “the nicest human, who does all the little things.”
The superintendent said Bulj, whose first name is pronounced like “Melissa,” is retiring and is also the district’s employee of the month.
“If I were a coach starting a team with an (expansion) draft, I’d take Milica first,” Jagodzinski said.
Listen to the entire presentation at youtu.be/YK4cjnppM_0?t=6314.
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