Altus Jr. High Students Complete Sequoyah Reading Challenge | Print |  E-mail

Altus Junior High students completing the Sequoyah Reading Challenge were recently recognized with a pizza party, award certificates, and trophies. Eighth graders recognized were (top photo, from left) Amanda Garland, Julia Pack, and Ryan Louks. Seventh graders receiving awards were (bottom photo, from left) Voshon Anderson and Kyle Reardon.

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