Bothell High’s Jonathan Kwon speaks to the crowd after being named the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce’s student of the month at its Jan. 11 meeting. Bothell High instructor Duane Eickhoff (right) spoke about and introduced Kwon to the crowd. Kwon received a $25 gift card to the University Book Store from the University of Washington, Bothell and Cascadia Community College; a folder portfolio from Bastyr University; and a plaque from Northwest Trophy and Awards. Huntington Learning Center sponsored the student of the month. - Andy Nystrom/ Reporter
Andy Nystrom/ Reporter
Bothell High’s Jonathan Kwon speaks to the crowd after being named the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce’s student of the month at its Jan. 11 meeting. Bothell High instructor Duane Eickhoff (right) spoke about and introduced Kwon to the crowd. Kwon received a $25 gift card to the University Book Store from the University of Washington, Bothell and Cascadia Community College; a folder portfolio from Bastyr University; and a plaque from Northwest Trophy and Awards. Huntington Learning Center sponsored the student of the month.

Bothell High's super student


January 18, 2012 · 11:17 AM

Bothell High’s Jonathan Kwon speaks to the crowd after being named the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce’s student of the month at its Jan. 11 meeting. Bothell High instructor Duane Eickhoff (right) spoke about and introduced Kwon to the crowd. Kwon received a $25 gift card to the University Book Store from the University of Washington, Bothell and Cascadia Community College; a folder portfolio from Bastyr University; and a plaque from Northwest Trophy and Awards. Huntington Learning Center sponsored the student of the month.

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