Addison Trail celebrates annual Student Recognition Program

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Addison Trail recently celebrated its annual Student Recognition Program. Because of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic, the event was hosted virtually. To view the program, click the image or the link above.

• The program honored students for their accomplishments in academics (including recognizing the Outstanding Senior in each department), athletics and extracurricular activities.
  
  
• The 2019-20 staff retirees were highlighted. They are Christine Ehredt, Ronald Kolodziej and Barbara Musial.
  
  
• Sheri D’Ambrose (Addison Trail physical education teacher and Student Council co-advisor) was recognized as the 2019-20 recipient of the school’s Outstanding Achievement Award.
  
  
• For the seventh year, the District 88 Foundation awarded mini-grants to staff members. That financial support allows staff to develop a variety of instructional opportunities to benefit students. This year, the foundation awarded Addison Trail math teacher Eric Norberg with a mini-grant entitled “Bolt,” which is a hands-on project/experience that teaches students how to program a robot to perform a variety of functions.