Students of the Month Recognized
Photo Courtesy of: Tim McGillivray
Outstanding seniors from Moreno Valley Unified School District and from Val Verde Unified pose with their awards after December Student of the Month Luncheon. From left: Annah Muntz (CSHS); Lela Owens (CHHS); Priscilla Velazco (MMHS); Evelin Estrada (Middle College High School, MVC); Estefania Mendez (MVHS); Edgardo Romo (RVHS); Abel Garcia (Val Verde HS); Aimee Tatum (ValVerde Acad.); Clarisa Cisneros (VVHS); and Kimberly Lopez (VLHS).
December 23, 2015 at 08:40am. Views: 156
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