May 22, 2022
The Golden Triangle Early College High School held an Awards Day May 13 for students in 9th, 10th and 11th grades in the Lyceum Auditorium on our Golden Triangle campus. Students were recognized for academic excellence and other achievements throughout the year.
Here is a list of the students and what they were recognized for:
Math Awards: Conner Price, Advanced Technical Math; Zyiah Lane, Algebra I; Samuel Hollis, Geometry; Sydnee Johnson, Algebra II
English Awards: Samuel Hollis, 9th grade; Hannah Smith, 10th grade; Smith Wooten, 11th grade
Science Awards: Takayla Tallie, Biology; Sydnee Johnson, Chemistry
History Awards: Samuel Hollis, Economics; Ronald O’dneal, Government; Sydnee Johnson, U.S. History
Science Fair Regional winners: Aziya Hill, second place, Inorganic Chemistry; Shakayla Hughes, third place, Behavioral and Social Science; Eboni Sherrod, first place at both the regional and state level, Botany
PRIDE Awards: Gracie Barnett, Taylor Billups, Landry Dean, Kadi Eldridge, Tyler Harris, Samuel Hollis, Kanya Hoskins, Zyiah Lane, Caitlyn McClure, Thalia Morgan, Ronad O’dneal, Tyleria Pulphis, Alaila Randle, McKenzie Smith, Takayla Talllie, Phillip Andrews, Diamond Calvert, Caryn Doss, Sydnee Johnson, Gabreil McWilliams, Hannah Smith, Tiniya Townsend, Averianna Young
National Honor Society: Lillian Dejean, Kevon Scales, Jada Ivy, Faith Franklin, Mckari Hall, Macie Enas, Ruth Tate, Abigail Petty, Ethan Stone, Kamri Robinson, Paola Garcia
Mu Alpha Theta Mathematics Honor Society: Kaylee Bauer, Gracie Belyeu, Victoria Cooper, Shalarria Crook, Lillian Dejean, Sean Driskill, Todd Ellis, Macie Enas, Michael Evans, Nakerricka Ewing, Faith Franklin, Lydia Frisby, Becca Fulgham, Paola Garcia, Noah Garrett, Mckari Hall, Madison Harris, Alayna Ivy, Jada Ivy, Taylor Johnson, Micah Ming, Abigail Petty, Conner Price, Chloe Richardson, Trinity Robertson, Kamri Robinson, Kevon Scales, Leah Shaw, Ethan Stone, Ruth Tate, Andrew Woody, Smith Wooten, Sydnee Johnson, Averianna Young, Gabreil McWilliams
Beta Club: Kaylee Bauer, Lillian Dejean, Macie Enas, Faith Franklin, Lydia Frisby, Paola Garcia, McKari Hall, Madison Harris, Alayna Ivy, Jada Ivy, Taylor Johnson, Abigail Petty, Chloe Richardson, Trinity Robertson, Kamri Robinson, Kevon Scales, Ethan Stone, Ruth Tate, Andrew Woody, Smith Wooten
High Five Award: Kadi Eldridge, Lillian Dejean, Sean Driskill
Wildcat Award: Takayla Tallie, Gabreil McWilliams, Nakerricka Ewing
ROAR Award: Landry Dean, Tiniya Townsend, John Tompkins
Spirit of GTECHS: Taylor Billups, Ruth Tate
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“I chose EMCC because it gave me the best opportunities coming out of high school. I got plenty of scholarships because the school offered so many. I would not have been able to do half of the things that I have done if i didn’t come here. First generation students are already at a disadvantage. If you are able to you should get an education to break the generational curse and create generational wealth for your family. Education is the most powerful tool.”
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