Teachers select students to be recognized at Choice Awards

Jack Deubner, Opinions Editor|April 6, 2017

On March 30, teachers recognized students at the Choice Awards for their academic achievements, characteristics and overall integrity. The ceremony showed the importance of student-teacher relationships throughout Lafayette.

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