Good News and Achievements from the Alstrom Family

Amanda Fee Wins The President's Award For Excellence on Her 15th Birthday

The President's Award for Educational Excellence honors students who have earned an A- average or better during their three years of middle school.  In addition, students must have scored at the 85th percentile or above in total reading or total math on the most recent standardized achievement test or earned special recognition in one or more core curricular areas while demonstrating creativity and leadership skills in the classroom, with cocurricular activities, or through community service.

Callie Marshall's Alstrom Syndrome powerpoint

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Shannon Caldwell Receives National Leadership and Advocacy Award
	Shannon Caldwell, ASI A Team Leader/Ambassador, is pictured receiving the National Leadership and Advocacy Award from American University Centers for Excellence on Developmental Disabilities ( AUCD) in Washington DC.  This award is given to one person who exemplifies and demonstrates extraordinary leadership and advocacy skills.
Jamie Seeger's Solo Piano Recital
	Jamie Seeger, ASI A-Team member, is pictured here at  her recent solo piano recital.  The concert consisted of 11 numbers, skillfully played by Jamie.