Honyaktewa inducted into National Junior Honor Society
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Navajo-Hopi Observer
Originally Published: December 11, 2012 12:01 p.m.
Cyle Ian Honyaktewa, an eighth grader at Royal Palm Middle School in Phoenix, Ariz., recently became one of the National Junior Honor Society's newest members Nov. 28 at Royal Palm Middle School. Honyaktewa achieved his membership by displaying excellent academic achievement in all studies, serving as an educational helper to his fellow students and serving as a teacher's aid. Honyaktewa is Badger clan from the village of Kykotsmovi. He is the son of Erica Joshevama and Michael P. Honyaktewa.
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