Five Juneau-Douglas High School students were recognized Feb. 20 for their successes at school.

Juneau-Douglas High School staff recognized 10 students at its latest Student Recognition Lunch, held Tuesday, Nov. 13.

...Willis in the Attendance Office nominated senior, Elena Lamas. Of Lamas, Willis said, "Elena Lamas is my aide in the attendance office during fifth hour this semester. She is a wonderful help. She, along with the other aides, did a tremendous...

...proud of them." Gaye Willis in the Attendance Office nominated sophomore Tori Talley. "Tori Talley is my aide in the attendance office during 1st hour this semester. This is my busiest time of day and I'd be lost without her assistance. She...

Ten students at Juneau-Douglas High School were selected by their teachers to be honored Dec. 14, for their hard work and other positive contributions to their classes.

Juneau-Douglas High School staff recognized seven students on March 14 for their efforts to improve the school climate by their exemplary behavior and efforts to be their best.

On April 18, seven students were recognized by Juneau-Douglas High School faculty and staff for their excellence.

On Nov.17, eight students were recognized by Juneau-Douglas High School staff for their contributions to improving the school. The celebration included congratulatory words by new principal Ryan Alsup, with assistant principal Paula Casperson presenting each student with a pin and a legislative citation recognizing his or her special accomplishment. Students, parents and staff enjoyed lunch prepared by the JDHS Parent Group following the ceremony.

On March 16, 10 students were honored by school staff for their contributions to improving the climate and inspiring other students at Juneau-Douglas High School.

On Wednesday, ten students were recognized by school staff for their contributions to improving Juneau-Douglas High School, and an additional student received an local award offered annually to a student who inspires others.