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National handwriting awards go to 3 Scottsdale Unified students

Posted 6/6/22

Anasazi Elementary School students Braeden Fehl and Mckenna Vick, along with Cochise Elementary School student Kennedy Nolan were named grade-level handwriting winners for Arizona.

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Recognition

National handwriting awards go to 3 Scottsdale Unified students

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Anasazi Elementary School students Braeden Fehl and Mckenna Vick along with Cochise Elementary School student Kennedy Nolan were named grade-level handwriting winners for Arizona.

The awards were achieved in the Zaner-Bloser's national handwriting contest, according to the Scottsdale Unified School District.

The SUSD students were chosen to represent their grades from nearly 80,000 students nationwide.