Registration Planning for FCHS

Community, Education

Attention Parents/Guardians: Today, with the help of their advisors, teachers, and counselors, students will begin planning their courses for next year. On Wednesday, February 7, students will register for their courses. Please take time to review the FCHS Advisement Site, where you will find a list of projected courses, a pathway video, and a link to the CTAE site. The FCHS Advisement Site is located on the school website under the counselor’s tab. If you have any questions, please reach out to your child’s counselor.

Fannin County School System Staff Returns for 2023-2024 School Year

Announcements, Community, Education
On July 31, 2023, we welcomed all our staff to the 23-24 school year at an opening meeting with cheering athletes, drumline beats, and an inspiring message for all. Pictures attached include New Staff (seated), Chuck Patterson, FCMS AP & Athletic Director entering through cheering FCHS athletes while the FCHS Drumline played, a WFES staff member entering through the cheering athletes and the FCHS Students all together- Athletes and Band.

Fannin County Technology Student Association traveled to Louisville, KY

Announcements, Community, Education

The Fannin County Technology Student Association traveled to Louisville, KY for the TSA National Conference from June 28th to July 2nd.  The students earned the privilege of competing at the National Conference through their top five performances at the TSA State Conference in March this year.

James Burrell represented Fannin County Middle School and won 1st Place at the National Conference in Foundations of Information Technology!  James placed in the top 5 in three events at the State Conference, and it is an extraordinary accomplishment to win a 1st place trophy at the National Conference!  We are so proud of James!
Bryce Ware, James Kyle, and Sam Jabaley finished in the top 8 in Technology Bowl at the conference.
The conference was attended by 7,000 students from 48 states and 3 countries.
“I am particularly proud of the senior class for Fannin TSA.  Bryce, James, Sam, and Logan have been active in TSA for 7 years, and they have done an amazing job competing at both the State and National levels.  James, Sam, and Logan are starting Georgia Tech this fall, and Bryce is headed to Vanderbilt University.  These young men have been a pleasure to work with, and I am glad to be a small part of their journey.  I can’t wait to see the amazing things they accomplish in the future.” – Mr. Bubba Gibbs, TSA Advisor and Engineering Teacher at FCHS
Louisville was a wonderful city to host the conference.  The students were able to tour the Louisville Slugger bat factory and get their picture with one of Hank Aaron’s and Babe Ruth’s bats.
More information can be found on the TSA National Conference at their website:
Group Photo (L to R)
Logan Martin, James Kyle, Conner Kyle, Bryce Ware, Sam Jabaley, Seth Hughes, James Burrell

Fannin County High School’s SkillsUSA Chapter attended the State Leadership and Skills Conference

Community

On Thursday, March 9th, Fannin County High School’s SkillsUSA Chapter attended the State Leadership and Skills Conference to compete in the SkillsUSA events. We had four students competing in state contests. Emma Pittman competed in the Automotive Electrical and Ignition Systems. Emma took a written test to advance to the top 16 where she competed hands-on for the championship. Emma finished in third place and won a bronze medal for her efforts. Dane Robbins competed in Automotive Paint and Refinishing. Dane completed a written test to advance to the hands-on portion. He finished third and was awarded a bronze medal for his efforts. We had two students that competed with an opportunity to advance to the national competition. Brooklyn Henderson competed in Prepared Speech. Brooklyn competed in the regional competition where she finished second. The second place finish allowed her to advance to the State Championship. Brooklyn did a great job presenting her speech in which she received a lot of positive feedback from the judges but did not place in the top three. Daniel Gibson competed in the Automotive Technology Service and Repair competition. Daniel placed third in the regional competition which allowed him to move on to the state competition. Daniel did his best but was not able to advance to the national competition. Also, there was a trade show at the conference. Our students were able to make some great contacts and try their hands at various skills such as laying tile, driving nails, participating in welding, truck- driving, and heavy-equipment simulations while also practicing other trade skills as well. This trip was a huge success and benefited every student that attended. We hope to grow our chapter next year and have more students compete in the various competitions that are offered.

Congratulations to Blake Nicholson for His Success at Employment Skills Career Development Event

Community, Fannin County High

Blake Nicholson competed in the Employment Skills Career Development Event at Etowah High School on Wednesday, November 8, 2022. He placed 4th out of 26 students. The Employment Skills Career & Leadership Development Event is designed for FFA members to develop, practice, and demonstrate skills needed in seeking employment in the agricultural industry. Each part of the event simulates “real world” activities that will be used by real world employers. The event consists of three parts: a resume, cover letter, and personal interview in front of a panel of three judges. Blake qualified first in his interview and was pulled to compete in the final round, where he placed 4th. Congratulations on representing FCHS & FCHS FFA extremely well!

Fannin County High School Students on Their Way to a CNA Certificate

Announcements, Community, Education

FANNIN COUNTY, Ga. – As part of the Nursing Pathway at Fannin County High School students are able to obtain a Georgia certification as a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA). This certification enables students to find immediate employment opportunities in the healthcare field as a CNA. The students pictured will finish their CNA training and take their state certification test in December.

Front row, Julie Biddy, Eden Callegari, Abby Baliles, Maddie Buchanan, Clara Payne, Riley Reeves, Angela Alvarez, Devin Hogsed, Ivy Hyde

Back row, left to right: Hayden Danner, Lucas Hanson, Michael Treon, Jacob Davenport, Jasmine Jackson

 

Fannin County High School- XCEL North Ga Welding Competition

Community, Fannin County High
On Saturday October 22, 2022, the Fannin County High School Welding Class entered the XCEL North Ga Welding Competition held at Hardy’s Chevrolet in Dallas Ga.  There were 12 teams entered in this competition.  Four of these teams belonged to Fannin High.  1st place went to Fannin High School’s all-female team called Cinderella Carriage.  This team included Chelsey Frye, Emmaline Cochran and Brooklyn Henderson.  3rd place went to Fannin High School’s team called Red Semi Truck.  The members of this team were Jeremy Tammen, Noah Turner, Jorge Estrade, and Jo Jo Annis. Also, in individual competition, Jorge Estrada won best uphill 6010 and 7018.
Our welding teams accomplished a lot on Saturday. I am very proud of the HARD WORK and dedication it took to build these projects. Students not only had their welding skills showcased in this competition but also showcased their hard work, time management skills, and ability to work with others in a team setting.  Students had to step into leadership rolls to make sure the project was complete on time.

Fannin County Teacher of the Year 2022

Board of Education, Community, Education

FANNIN COUNTY, Ga. Congratulations to the 2022 Fannin County Teacher of the Year, Mandy Housley. The Fannin County Teacher of the Year Banquet 2022 bestowed their appreciation for the excellence in education. There was one nominee from each of the five schools: Alex Whitener- Blue Ridge Elementary School, Tiffany Brown- East Fannin Elementary School, Stacy Herndon- West Fannin Elementary School, Amanda Thomas- Fannin County Middle School and Mandy Housley- Fannin County High School.

In a video presentation, insight was shared as to why the nominees deserved their nomination. Each aspirant had a fellow teacher and their principal from their school give a few words. In Mrs. Housley’s clip, “. . . it’s what she does for others, she’s an inspiration to all of us,” one of her fellow teachers stated. “My advice to any teacher is show yourself grace; you’re going to make mistakes,” Mrs. Housley added. The video presentation brought to light the wonderful qualities about all the nominees of the Fannin County School System. Housley gave a few words after accepting the award. Housley credited a past teacher of hers for inspiring her. “This one single teacher changed the trajectory of my life,” Housley said.

“The real winners are our students; they are on the receiving end of the wonderful work you all [teachers] are doing,” stated Fannin County Board of Education Board Member, Terry Bramlett-Chair.  Additionally, Superintendent Dr. Michael Gwatney Concluded the night before announcing the winner with “thank you, our teachers are the heart of our system and the heart of the education of our students.”

FCHS to Host Fitzgerald High School for First Round of State Playoffs- 11/19

FCHS Football, Rebel's Corner

General Information for fans:

Our Fannin County High School Football team will host Bremen High School for a first round state playoff game at home Friday night, November 12th, at 7:30 p.m. Come cheer on the Rebels!

 

Ticket prices are set by GHSA at $8 for first round playoff games. Tickets will be available at the gate as usual, however, you can also purchase tickets via GoFan. Here is the link: https://gofan.co/app/events/446161?schoolId=GA7400

Ticket gates open at 5:30 p.m.

 

Here is a map to view the Fannin County High School Football Stadium and parking: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ehdv_fG831XxF0xwZkptkTDp4lcfuDkD/view?usp=sharing

Friday’s game is regulated by GHSA therefore special rules are in place and can be found in the GHSA Constitution and By-Laws. Here is additional information for Friday’s playoff game that is different from regular season games:

*High school students can pre-purchase tickets for $6 for this playoff game on Thursday and  Friday during lunch.

*Only Fannin County High School certified employees with proper ID will be admitted for free. (This is different from regular season games where we allow all Fannin County School employees, Rec players with jerseys, and coaches to attend for free.) FCHS (including the gate workers) has no flexibility in these rules, so we ask for your kind cooperation.

*Remember, state playoff games are not included in the blue seat season pass seats. Playoff tickets must be purchased for all playoff games.

*Per GHSA, we are not permitted to allow our rec players and coaches free admission. They must pay admission for all playoff games.

*Footballs or other balls are not allowed in the stadium, and children are not allowed to play ball in or around the stadium.

Thank you for your help, preparation and understanding.

Shannon York

Athletic Director

Fannin County High School

On Tue, Nov 9, 2021 at 11

Information for fans:

Our Fannin County High School Football team will host Bremen High School for a first round state playoff game at home Friday night, November 12th, at 7:30 p.m. Come cheer on the Rebels!

 

Ticket prices are set by GHSA at $8 for first round playoff games. Tickets will be available at the gate as usual, however, you can also purchase tickets via GoFan. Here is the link: https://gofan.co/app/events/446161?schoolId=GA7400

Ticket gates open at 5:30 p.m.

 

Here is a map to view the Fannin County High School Football Stadium and parking: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ehdv_fG831XxF0xwZkptkTDp4lcfuDkD/view?usp=sharing

Fannin County Rebels Pre Pace Academy Motivational! Go Rebels!!!

Featured Stories, Team FYN Sports

 

Go Rebels!!!

https://youtu.be/6r9akjBlotM

Search for High School Principal halted

Community, News, Rebel's Corner

Blue Ridge, Ga. – The Fannin County Board of Education announced that they will be putting a temporary halt to the search for a new high school principal.

“We are going to pause the process of finding a permanent principal to replace Mr. Cioffi at Fannin County High School,” Fannin County Superintendent Dr. Michael Gwatney explained, adding that he will be sending out a letter later this evening giving more details on the situation.

Erik Cioffi, current Principal of Fannin County High School, submitted his resignation at the end of July (to be effective August 28, 2020) after accepting an Assistant Superintendent position in Massachusetts.

“This move allows us to be closer to our immediate families in New England,” Cioffi said at the time of accepting the new position in Massachusetts. “I was born and raised in Massachusetts so I will be returning home.”

Interim Assistant Principal of West Fannin Elementary, Debbie Decubellis, will be moved to Fannin County High School in the role of Interim Principal for the time being.

UPDATE : Click the link below to read the letter from Superintendent Dr. Michael Gwatney explaining the decision made :

FCSS Community Letter (08-18-20)

Cheves Commits to TMU

FCHS Soccer, Team FYN Sports

Recent graduate, Tristan Cheves, decided to take on the next chapter of his life as he committed to Truett McConnell University to play soccer! Tristan was part of Fannin County High School’s class of 2020 who did not have the most ideal senior year, but he still made the most of it by getting his name out there. 

Cheves was a dual athlete for the school who not only played for the varsity soccer team all four years, but he also ran with the varsity cross country team for one year. The dual athlete was even awarded for his great performance on the soccer field as he has received many awards for his accomplishments which include Most Valuable Player and an All-Region First Team mention two years in a row! Not only was the graduate juggling school and sports, but also clubs at the school. Tristan was a member of the high school’s Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) for all four years. 

“Tristan Cheves was a 3-year captain for the Rebels. He was the winningest captain in team history, leading the team to the playoffs two of those years. He was in the process of leading the team to playoffs this season as well before it was cut short due to the pandemic. Tristan will no doubt be a fun player to watch at the collegiate level,” Lee Johnson, head coach of the Fannin Rebels Soccer Team shared with Team FYN. 

When asking Cheves why he chose Truett McConnell University, he stated, “For men’s soccer, NAIA is just as good as NCAA D1 soccer. It’s just a different playing style. I wanted to play NAIA so I would learn European style soccer and be better prepared to go play professionally in Europe one day. I want to say a huge thank you to all of the coaches, families, and players that have been a part of my soccer career. Without every one of you, I wouldn’t be where I am today.”

Bowers Commits to Toccoa Falls

FCHS Volleyball, Team FYN Sports

While many recent graduates are trying to figure out what their next step in life will be, Maddie Bowers decided to further her education and volleyball career at Toccoa Falls College. Maddie is a recent graduate of the Fannin County High School 2020 class who got involved with the sport her eighth-grade year. Her plans are to attend Toccoa Falls College in the fall and pursue a degree in Early Childhood Education to become an elementary school teacher. 

Bowers has been awarded for her outstanding performance in volleyball over the years as she lettered for two years, was awarded the Defensive Player of the Year Award for two years, and earned the title of Most Valuable Player for one year. Not only was the athlete involved in volleyball, but she was also part of the club Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) at the school. 

When asking Maddie why she chose Toccoa Falls College, she shared, “All of the girls on the team were so welcoming and I wanted somewhere similar to home where I could grow my faith and continue my education and volleyball career.”

We are very excited to have Maddie become part of the Toccoa Falls Volleyball program. Maddie is going to bring energy and a high level of defense, which is what we were looking for. I can’t wait to see what she accomplishes at Toccoa Falls,” Jordan Southerland, head coach of Toccoa Falls Women’s Volleyball, shared with Team FYN Sports.

Lady Rebels defeats Lumpkin Co. in region tournament

Fannin Co. Basketball, Sports, Team FYN Sports

The Fannin Co. Lady Rebels defeated Lumpkin Co. 55-45 in the first round of the Region 7-3A tournament on Wednesday, Feb. 5, at North Hall. The win gives the Lady Rebels (17-9, 6-6 Region 7-3A) a spot in the state tournament and advances them to the next round of the region tournament. The loss ends the Lady Indians’ season, as they finish with a record of 15-10 overall and 6-7 in Region 7-3A.

Lexi Pierce at the free throw line.

Natalie Thomas led the way for the Lady Rebels by scoring 19 points, including six 3-pointers. Becca Ledford also scored 15 for Fannin Co.

The Lady Indians were led by a well-rounded game for Kate Jackson, who had 13 points, 13 rebounds, two blocks, and two steals. Makenzie Caldwell had 11 points and nine rebounds, and Isabel Davenport scored nine points and had six steals.

The first quarter started off slow, but competitive. Fannin Co. eventually went on a 7-2 run that gave them a 13-8 lead at the end of the quarter.

The Lady Indians responded with an 11-0 run early in the second quarter. Lumpkin Co. led 28-26 at halftime.

Reagan York drives against Kate Jackson.

The third quarter was back-and-forth with neither team able to gain an advantage. Lumpkin Co. was able to hold on to a 42-39 lead heading into the fourth quarter.

Fannin Co. took control in the fourth quarter. They hit three 3-pointers early and held the Lady Indians to three points in the quarter. The Lady Rebels hit seven free throws in the final two minutes to win the game 55-45 and clinch a state playoff berth.

The Lady Rebels advances to the next round of the Region 7-3A tournament. They will play on Friday against GAC at 7 p.m. at East Hall high school.

Two homes catch fire, one belonging to FCHS wrestling coach

Fannin County EMA/EMS, Health
fire

BLUE RIDGE, Ga – Officials looking into how two homes in the county caught fire. The blazes occurred a little over a week apart, and one home belonged to first year Fannin County High School (FCHS) wrestling coach. No injuries reported in either fire.

In the early morning hours of Monday, Dec. 23, Fannin County Fire Department (FCFD) responded to a fire in the Aska Road area. The house was vacant at the time of the blaze with 60 to 70 percent of the structure engulfed in flames.

Photo Courtesy of FCFD/EMS of Aska Road fire response.

FCFD did shut down one lane on Aska Road for part of the morning while trying to contain the fire.

Currently, the State Fire Marshall is investigating the cause. Details about the Dec. 23 fire are still developing, and FYN will update as information becomes available.

On Sunday, Dec. 15, on Meadow Creek Way, FCHS Wrestling Coach Chuck Patterson and his family lost their home to a fire. Luckily, Chuck, his wife, Cathy, their boys and dogs all made it out safely. However, the family did lose their home, everything inside, and both vehicles.

An electrical area in the front of the home can’t be ruled out as possible cause at this time, according to FCFD. No foul play is suspected in the Patterson fire.

A GoFundMe has been set up to help the Patterson family and has raised $18,950 as of Dec. 23. The GoFundMe has a goal of $25,000. United Community Bank (UCB) also set up the Chuck Patterson Benefit Fund for those interested in assisting the family during this trying time. To donate, simply approach a teller and tell them that you want to contribute to the benefit. If you have an account with UCB, you can also call the bank.

FCHS is accepting clothing donations for the Patterson’s. Their sizes are as follows:

Clothing donations can be dropped off at the FCHS office.

Chuck: XXXL shirt, 42-44 pant, 12.5 shoe

Cathy: XL shirt, 12-14 pant, 8.5-9 shoe

The boys’ Sizes: 8 shirt, 7 pant, 3 shoe and 5T or 4/5 shirt, 5T or 4/5 pants, 12 shoe (children)

The family is new to Blue Ridge and the Fannin County School District. The Fannin County High School wrestling team is lucky to have such an amazing and inspiring coach.

Feature image courtesy of FYN reader.

FCHS : Principal’s List and Honor Roll from the Fall 2019 Semester

Fannin County High, Rebel's Corner

Erik Cioffi, principal at Fannin County High School, is proud to announce students that are on the Principal’s List and Honor Roll for First Semester. Students on the Principal’s List must have all grades 93 or above. Students on Honor Roll must have an average of 90 or above.

9th grade students named to the Principal’s List are: Gretchen Alewel, Angela Alvarez, McKenzie Chastain, Hayden Danner, Kennedy Davis, Madison Denton, Tyler Ensley, Ivy Hyde, Samuel Jabaley, Erin Jones, Aaron Kimsey, James Kyle, John Little, Brock Martin, Zoe Mathis, Kaitlyn Nelson, Joni O’Neal, Lily Oliver, Cutter Oyster, Emma Petrillo, Cole Pittman, Madison Ponton, Caroline Stewart, Emilee Thomas, Courtney Wyant

10th grade students named to the Principal’s List are: Aubree Beavers, Jolie Breeden, Rachel Bruce, Ashlyn Burger, Anthony Covey, Carly Cox, Chloe Duerfeldt, Tempest Giet, David Hamby, Jackyln Harris, Kirsten Holloway, Giovanni Leal Garcia, Sydney McGill, Sawyer Moreland, Leah Pope, Raven Porter, Heidi Ray, Carlyle Skelton, James Squires, Drake Usry, Kenna Verner, William Watkins, Kathryn Young

11th grade students named to the Principal’s List are: Ana Arvidson, Catherine Ballew, Cooper Boyle, Taylor Cobb, Taylor Coleman, Kylee Cornelius, Isobella Dilbeck, John Dillard, Michael Dillard, Jordan Ensley, Liberty Giet, Andrew Harris, Christian Jensen, Hernan Mares, Thomas Mercer, John Moler, Lauren Murphy, Lainey Panter, Jaylin Ray, Gracie Rice, Courtney Tamberino, Isabella Tocci, Lyndsay Turner, McCay Turner, Chanley Watson, Makenzie Wilson, Kimberly Wyant

12th grade students named to the Principal’s List are: Abbey Arvidson, Emma Barnstead, Isaac Brooks, Gabriel Buchanan, Lauralee Callegari, Alivia Chancey, Allyson Cole, Saidee Collins, Emilee Corn, Brooke Crowder, Hannah Cruse, Ashton Davis, Selena Diaz, Miriam Foster, Seth Foster, Patience Giet, Lora Gwatney, Brandi Harper, Anna Holloway, Shelby Hood, Zackery Jones, Mollie Lariscy, Nicholas Leymeister, Lexi McGill, Zachary Nelson, Emily Patton, Levi Patton, Zachary Payne, Shelby Pierce, Bobbi Pippin, Hannah Ritchie, Steven Setser, Matthew Shirah, Warren Sullivan, Emily Thomason, Jameson Tilley, Leanne Twiggs, Lindsey Twiggs, Alexis Ware, Jessica Westcott, Jade White, Baylee Williams, Amber York

9th grade students named to the Honor Roll are: Tia Adcox, Abigail Baliles, Lucas Barnstead, April Bearden, Aaron Belyeu, Kara Blake, Bella Mea Bondie, Konner Brown, Madison Buchanan, Eden Callegari, Isabella Carr, Jon Carroll, Taylor Collis, Kaelin Cornelius, Monica Cosentino, Katelyn Cracknell, Wyatt Crawford, Christian Crews, Dawson Davenport, Brooke Davis, Sabrina Dilbeck, Randell Epperson, Alexandra Frabotta, Chelsey Frye, Brianna Fults, Harlee Gilliam, Lena Gilreath, Thomas Golden, Gracey Greene, Brenna Harper, Clay Heaton, Makena Hill, Veronica Hogsed, Adam Hollis, Bryson Holloway, Sarah Holsonback, Cabella Hughes, Brianna Hulsey, Nathaniel Kantner, Corbin Kendall, Morgan Lariscy, Ryan Larson, Jefferson Lewis, Amber Locke, Nathaniel Maloof, Logan Martin, Bryan McCalley, Arwen McFarland, Vanesa Medrano-Roman, Jackson Mercer, Matthew Mills, Cooper Moreland, Lydia Newton, Joseph Nicholson, Peyton O’Neal, Savannah Patton, Aislinn Peel, Luke Pelfrey, Hannah Perry, Bohn Postell, Ansley Price, Zoe’ Putnam, Ava Queen, Anna Rhodes, Corey Riendeau, Emily Salas, Katelyn Sanders, Joseph Sands, Tristan Siler, Dylan Smith, Nathan Smith, Clifton Stiles, Chelsey Taylor, Ethan Thompson, Michael Treon, Conner Ware, Lucas Whitaker, Cadan Williams

10th grade students named to the Honor Roll are: Lizbeth Acevedo Montoya , Ricardo Arellanes Alvarado, Lonnie Beaver, Cooper Brooks, Toby Brooks, Breanna Carroll, Easton Chancey, Alyson Chastain, Cassidy Culpepper, Joshua Daves, Riley Davis, Hunter DeMar, Katilyn DeYoung, Jack Dlugokinski, Cydney Drake, Haley Ensley, Joseph Fermin, Christopher Gaitanoglou, Audrey Gillis, Erin Gonzales, Aaliyah Green, Jaylen Green, Kaleb Green, Corbin Head, Emilee Herendon, Austin Hollis, Kharcee-Lane Hughes, Rachael Jessen, Cater Johnson, Ethan Jolly, Ashton Jones, Ethan Jones, Kaylie Kendall, Jacob Kuna, Blake Ledford, Rebecca Ledford, Annabel Lillard, Alexis Long, Carter Mann, Tanner Martin, Hannah Mashburn, Cameron McDaris, Aerial McKinney, Coy Mealer, Graycee Mintz, Ryanne Newman, Haylee Newton, Jules Nicholson, Daisy Oliver, Kenzlie Padgett, Jonathan Page, Jason Pearson, Caitlin Raper, Adaelyn Ray, Hannah Redfern, Seth Reece, Mary Rice, Christalee Rios-Espinoza, Max Roberson, Kayleigh Rogers, Hayden Rose, Hallie Shuler, Tadin Strickland, Kinsley Sullivan, Emily Turner, Jackson Vaughn, Morgan Wade, Erin Walker, Kaitlyn White, Ethan Williams, Reagan York, Jenna Young

11th grade students named to the Honor Roll are: Alyssa Anderson, Hannah Barton, Prisila Bautista, Shelby Belt, Austin Belyeu, Marli Bond, Evan Bradburn, Hollie Bruggemeier, Daniel Bundy, Christopher Burk, Michael Carter, Teagan Cioffi, Cora Clemmons, Brooklyn Cole, Patrick Conner, Brittany Damiano, Ashley Deaton, Matthew Ferrado, Catherine Finley, Miriam Flores, Bryson Fortenberry, Brayden Foster, Tyler Fox, Kelsie Gaddis, Tucker Hanson, Luke Holloway, Mathew Johnson, Henry Leben, Abigail Ledford, Kaleb Ledford, Tommy Ledford, Logan Brady Martin, Rachel Mashburn, Heaven Mata, Emmalyn Mitchell, Allison Nuckolls, Micah O’Neal, Emma Payne, Vanessa Perry, Anna Postell, Sierra Reynolds, Ella Richardson, Peyton Rogers, Samantha Rosas-Rosas, Lesley Salas, Thalia Saldana, Olivia Sisson, Mia Thompson, Hailey Tucker, Kaeden Twiggs, Kendel Vicente-Vicente, Victoria Walker, Karly Waters, Evie Webb, Emma White

12th grade students named to the Honor Roll are: Olivia Akins, Dixie Alexander, Bradley Almas, Thomas Bartholf, Carson Beavers, Chandler Bond, Madison Bowers, Rachel Brooks, Isaiah Cargle, Averie Chambers, Claire Cobb, Tyler Conley, George Couch, Bailey Cox, Harley Cox, Carley Crawford, Tristan Davis, Olivia Deloy, Savannah Dillard, Alexandra Epperson, Hailey Fields, Amanda Fish, Taylor Gibbs, Hannah Green, George Hamilton, Michael Helstrom, Kaelyn Hensley, Morgan Holt, Miles Johnson, Arwyn Jones, Elizabeth Key, River Key, Patrick Lee, Andy Lim, Joseph Long, Kristen Lopez, Olivia Lowman, Ethan Mann, Eryn Mealer, Ryley Mervine, Vanessa Miller, Morgan Mull, Bethany Musselman, Cassidey Nichols, Brittany Norton, Dylan Nuelle, Abigail O’Neal, Rebecca Oliver, Haley Parks, Grayson Patterson, Michael Pellegrino, Ryan Petersen, Shelby Postell, Brendy Puac-Ramirez, Bailey Queen, Emily Queen, Kaia Radabaugh, Larkinn-Rose Rainwater, Savannah Rivas, Gracie Rogers, Jackson Rogers, Kayleigh Russell, Chastity Seabolt, Samuel Sisson, Sarah Sosebee, Tia Strickland, Gabriel Summers, Victoria Tanner, Jakob Tuggle, Emily Waldrep, Jaret Walker, Faith Watkins

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