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Michael Brickson Character Analysis

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I am writing this letter to provide insight regarding the character and moral fiber of Michael K. Beeson for consideration fo the North Junior Football League, Ken Cgaig Award. As a student at Shadow Ridge Middle School, Michael consistently demonstrates the criteria exemplified by candidates for the Ken Craig Award.

Michael attends school punctually, cordially, and prepared for any academic challenges he may face.

In the rare instances when Michael has sought further clarification on assignments, he effectively seeks out and uses the additional information to produce high level academic work.Michael 's ability to learn from his mistakes and urge above adversity demonstrates his solid work ethic and high level of maturity.

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