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SJHS gives windfall to reptile group

Tribune Staff

| August 22, 2017

Printed in the August 23, 2017 edition

Photo courtesy of Snowflake Junior High SchoolSnowflake Junior High School students, teachers and staff presented a $35,000 check to the Phoenix Herpetological Society when representatives of the society visited the school, bringing with them some of the reptiles they work with. The check is a result of the students winning the Samsung Solve For Tomorrow science and technology contest. Along with the school’s winnings, they chose PHS as their charity of choice to receive the funds.