EDUCATION

Chandler High agriculture students recognized

Dozens of Chandler High School agriscience students and Future Farmers of America were recognized July 8 by the Chandler Unified Governing Board for their recent accomplishments, most notably at the Maricopa County Fair and livestock shows in the spring. Sanaa Jones took sixth in a swine breeding class and placed third in the market division at the Santan 4-H show.

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Agriscience teacher Kari Williams said CHS students brought back more than 60 championship buckles and made more than $96,000 at the livestock shows.

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