Derrick Forsythe Photo. BATTLE OF THE BELT — Wright City High School was recognized as one of the statewide winners of the Battle of the Belt Challenge during the varsity doubleheader on Tuesday, …
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Derrick Forsythe Photo. BATTLE OF THE BELT — Wright City High School was recognized as one of the statewide winners of the Battle of the Belt Challenge during the varsity doubleheader on Tuesday, Feb. 9. Wright City students had a 91.7 percent overall seat belt usage, putting them in the bronze category. The school was awarded a $100 check for its achievement in the program, which is funded by American Family Insurance. Pictured are, from left, Jessica Grelle, student representative; Abby Jackson, high school counselor; Shawn Brown, high school principal; Ervin Fackler, MODOT Area Engineer; Doug Smith, high school assistant principal; Deana Dothage, American Family Insurance Agent; Melissa Brumagin, outreach coordinator; Taylor Brookshire, student representative.
