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Composite photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR -- Four pupils have been named Students of the Year at Dexter Regional High School. Students of the Month from throughout the year were placed on a ballot and these students were chosen to be the best of the best by faculty and staff. Both the Students of the Month award and this new award, Students of the Year, are sponsored by the DRHS Student Government. These students have demonstrated exemplary performance and citizenship. The Students of the Year are top grade 9 Lily Brown, grade 10 Payson Rienhardt, grade 11 Cameron Vafiades and grade 12 Brett Kusnierz.
Composite photo courtesy of Dexter Regional High School
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR -- Four pupils have been named Students of the Year at Dexter Regional High School. Students of the Month from throughout the year were placed on a ballot and these students were chosen to be the best of the best by faculty and staff. Both the Students of the Month award and this new award, Students of the Year, are sponsored by the DRHS Student Government. These students have demonstrated exemplary performance and citizenship. The Students of the Year are top grade 9 Lily Brown, grade 10 Payson Rienhardt, grade 11 Cameron Vafiades and grade 12 Brett Kusnierz.
Dexter Regional High School Students of the Year
STUDENTS OF THE YEAR — Four pupils have been named Students of the Year at Dexter Regional High School. Students of the Month from throughout the year were placed on a ballot and these students were chosen to be the best of the best by faculty and staff. Both the Students of the Month award and this new award, Students of the Year, are sponsored by the DRHS Student Government. These students have demonstrated exemplary performance and citizenship. The Students of the Year are top grade 9 Lily Brown, grade 10 Payson Rienhardt, grade 11 Cameron Vafiades and grade 12 Brett Kusnierz.
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