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Mrs. Audrey Taylor

7th grade teacher
This is Mrs. Taylor’s second year teaching at American Heritage. She graduated with a bachelor of science in Special Education grades K-12 from UNLV in 2004. Although she stayed home to raise children for 18 years, she was always involved in their educational process including substituting, serving on the school organizational team, and taking courses to keep her license current. Her youngest four children are scholars here at American Heritage. “I’m grateful to work with the amazing families and inspired staff that we have! Everyone gives their full effort," says Mrs. Taylor, “This truly is my dream job!” She has identified that her purpose is to “ignite their light and help them recognize who they have the power to become.”

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The Star Award is given to a scholar who consistently performs at a superior level in all categories of conduct and behavior, a woman or man for all seasons.

This year’s recipient is Spencer Thomas.
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Awesome award for an awesome man!

The Star Award is given to a scholar who consistently performs at a superior level in all categories of conduct and behavior, a woman or man for all seasons.

This year’s recipient is Spencer Thomas.
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The Star Award is given to a scholar who consistently performs at a superior level in all categories of conduct and behavior, a woman or man for all seasons. 

This year’s recipient is Spencer Thomas.

The James Madison Statesman Award is given to the senior who best exemplifies outstanding Christian statesmanship.
A statesman is a representative of Jesus Christ, who came not to be served, but to serve; one tooled in the art of self-government under God, able to wisely steward his God-given property —his conscience, time, and talent—and the property of others; one able to think and reason Biblically in all areas of life, rightly dividing the Word of God; and one able to lead, by example, his own generation in a spirit of selflessness as an ambassador of Christ locally, nationally, and internationally. For we are ambassadors for Christ. (II Corinthians 5:20)

This year’s recipient is Brennan Hogue
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The James Madison Statesman Award is given to the senior who best exemplifies outstanding Christian statesmanship. 
A statesman is a representative of Jesus Christ, who came not to be served, but to serve; one tooled in the art of self-government under God, able to wisely steward his God-given property —his conscience, time, and talent—and the property of others; one able to think and reason Biblically in all areas of life, rightly dividing the Word of God; and one able to lead, by example, his own generation in a spirit of selflessness as an ambassador of Christ locally, nationally, and internationally. For we are ambassadors for Christ. (II Corinthians 5:20) 

This year’s recipient is Brennan Hogue

The Rosalie June Slater Award is a literary award given at Graduation to the senior whose written work exemplifies Biblical scholarship and is deemed most worthy of recognition by the high school faculty and administration. The award honors Miss Rosalie Slater, Co-founder of the Foundation for American Christian Education, for her significant contributions of excellence in American Christian education and particularly for her efforts to restore classic literature and writing to the curriculum.

This year’s recipient is Allison Koehler.
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The Rosalie June Slater Award is a literary award given at Graduation to the senior whose written work exemplifies Biblical scholarship and is deemed most worthy of recognition by the high school faculty and administration. The award honors Miss Rosalie Slater, Co-founder of the Foundation for American Christian Education, for her significant contributions of excellence in American Christian education and particularly for her efforts to restore classic literature and writing to the curriculum. 

This year’s recipient is Allison Koehler.
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