Underclassmen recognized at annual awards ceremony: Photo of the Day 5/31/17
May 31, 2017
On May 31st, underclassmen were were recognized for academic and departmental achievements as the 2016/2017 school year comes to a close. In the freshman class of 2020, there were 81 students recognized for having maintained a 4.0 GPA. For the class of 2018, only 21 students had managed to keep their perfect 4.0 GPA. Mr. Jeremy Brown, SGA Adviser and organizer of the event, challenged all students to maintain or increase their performance in school.
Junior Bridget Murphy was recognized for her academic excellence as she maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher during this past semester. “It’s fun to go to because it’s nice to see everyone acknowledged for their hard work,” said Murphy.
Sophomore Allejah Seraton was recognized for his academic excellence as he maintained a 3.5 GPA or higher in this previous semester. “The award show is encouraging for students to work harder in school since they see other kids getting awards” said Seraton.
Students were recognized in the following categories that were presented by SGA advisor Jeremy Brown:
1.) Exemplary Attendance in 9th grade
2.) Academic Excellence in the 9th grade
3.) Career & Technology Education (includes: Agriculture, Business, Computer Science, Family & Consumer Sciences, Project Lead the Way, and Transition Education)
4.) 9th grade students receiving platinum level success
5.) Meritorious Service
6.) Performing Arts (Also honor society recognition)
7.) Visual Arts(Also honor society recognition)
8.) Exemplary Attendance in the 10th grade
9.) Academic excellence awards for the 10th grade
10.) Health * Physical Education
11.) Scholar Athletic Team Recognition
12.) 10th grade students achieving platinum level success
13.) World Languages (Also honor society recognition)
14.) Exchange Student Certificates
15.) Exemplary Attendance in the 11th grade
16.) Recognition of Scholastic Athletic Teams
17.) Academic excellence awards – 11th grade students
18.) Science (Also honor society recognition)
19.) Social Studies (Also honor society recognition)
20.) 11th grade students achieving platinum level success
21.) Math (Also honor society recognition)
22.) English (Also honor society recognition)
23.) Recognition of members of the National Honor Society