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Students and faculty share differing views on honor roll system and academic standards
Nathaniel Calilung
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April 5, 2022
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![AWARDS IN THE ARTS: Assistant Principal of Academics and Technology Molly Chace hands senior Anthony Duilio his Renaissance Award. Chace believes that awards and honors like the Renaissance Award allow students to be recognized for their GPA improvement and success each semester. “At Mater Dei, our goal is to develop resiliency, grit, and [a] solid work ethic,” Chace said. “These tools are going to serve a student forever, even after they graduate.” (Photo courtesy of Monique Rivera)](https://thescarletscroll.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/IMG_1023-900x641.jpg)