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Brandeis students inducted into junior honor society

Posted Wednesday, June 20, 2012 6:02 pm

After receiving her junior honor society certificate from Harriet Sanders, the school’s guidance counselor, Brandeis student Abby Lerner played to the crowd.

After receiving her junior honor society certificate from Harriet Sanders, the school’s guidance counselor, Brandeis student Abby Lerner played to the crowd.

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The Brandeis School’s Kavod Junior Honor Society’s inductees, at left, showed off their well earned certificates following the induction ceremony.

The Brandeis School’s Kavod Junior Honor Society’s inductees, at left, showed off their well earned certificates following the induction ceremony.

Donovan Berthoud/Herald

The Brandeis School inducted its seventh- and eighth-graders into the Kavod Junior Honor Society during an induction ceremony on June 13.

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