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Logan Junior High in Princeton names Citizenship Award winners for first quarter

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Logan Junior High in Princeton names Citizenship Award winners for first quarter — Arlington Heights Schools news

Logan Junior High in Princeton has announced its Citizenship Award winners for the first quarter of the 2026-27 school year.This quarter’s winners are fifth grade students Hudson Slutz, Keiarra Borsch, Patrick Cain, Hadlee Rauh, and Evelyn Bohm, sixth grade students Eva Fredereicks and Liam Hubbard, seventh grade students Jayce Ellberg and Harmony Gurley, and eighth grade students Gabriel Glover and Evelyn Brown.

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