Education
SAMS A/B Honor Roll – first six weeks (2009)
SAMS A/B Honor Roll – first six weeks (2009)
Grade 6: Billy Adair III, John Adams, Victor Aguirre, Taylor Alford, Carina Aquilar, William Aquino, Ricardo Arellano, Christine Azuara, George Bekos, Caroline Black, Cristian Blanno, Kellbey Boggs, Katelyn Boswell, Hannah Brown, Susana Castaneda, Candace Church, Josiah Clark, Morgan Collins, Addison Cooper, Dylan Drover, Miah Dunn, Tazmine Dunn, Jennifer Estrada, Dylan Ferguson, Angie Figueroa, Simon Foy, Tyanna Freshwater, Jasmine Gaines, Alexia Gallegos, Allison Godwin, Jasmine Goldston, Rachel Grant, Gage Greene, Gina Gutierrez-Tronco, Haley Henderson, Sarah Hunsucker, Victor Jacobo, Wilson Kidd, Mikaela Kunzmann, David Lawson, Jra'Keela Legrande, Jacob Luck, Esmeralda Luna-Torres, Koby Markham, Keymiya McMillan, Kathryn Mellon, Shacoria Mitchell, Spencer Moffitt, Leslie Morales, Marisa Peixoto, Makiah Porter, Shivasaran Prabhushankar, Meredith Priest, Merlin Puac Lorenzo, Sandra Ramirez-Saldana, Adam Ricks, Evan Ridge, Mitchell Salers, James Sanders, Dariel Santovenia Jr, Trey Schwarcbher, James Seagraves, Matthew Stickle, Jordan Strickland, Tristan Vance, Tra'shawn Walls, Abbie Worsham, William Wright.
Grade 7: Elizabeth Alderman, Hunter Allred, Brett Beane, Brittany Beltz, Rodney Bennett Jr, Karla Brun Melo, Jayda Brunson, Holly Cagle, Breanna Carter, Meghan Cholette, Mary Crum, Jacob Dubon, Sydney Eaton, Leslie Estrada, Julia Farmer, Kailly Freeman, Giselle Frias-Benitez, Dorwin Garcia, Leannah Gowen-Goad, Tierra Graham, Cameron Greene, Fernando Guzman, Cassandra Hicks, Michael Howard, Darian Jones, Hannah Jones, Joshua Lamason, Twyla Little, Thomas McCoy, Jamisha McRae, Sarah Nash, Stephen Paselk, Magali Perez, Logan Perry, Kadejah Person, Holly Pollard, Megan Poole, Alexander Queen, Alma Ramirez, Rubi Robles, Cruz Sanchez-Filomeno, Sierra Smith, Thomas Smith, Lynette Stutts, Ronald Torres, Morgan Trotter, Fionna Walsh, Garrett Ward, Matthew Ward, Brady Wright.
Grade 8: Amanda Adams, Alejandro Adarve, Kevin Alfaro, William Allen, Kady Allmon, Ariel Berry, Tyler Brigman, Mattison Callahan, Fernando Cantu, Perla Castro, Shaena Crandell, Kailee Davis, Tarra Dorrity, Derrick Ester, Hannah Foust, Faith Garner V, Ashton Greene, Emilee Hammer, Gilberto Hernandez Jr, Berenise Hernandez, Logan Hill, Caitlen Jarrell, Cara King, Chasen Kucinski, Cloie Langdon, Casey Lawrence, Kelsey Lawrence, Clarissa Martinez, Karina Martinez, Joselin Ortiz Fernandez, Lauren Patton, Mia Pippin, Alexandria Poe, Megan Priest, Carlos Puerta, McKenna Reed, Kalista Routh, Stephanie Ruiz, Carol Sisson, Kinci Smith, Torey Stutts, Deeanna Sutton, Jordan Thompson, Biviana Villegas, Bailey VonCannon, Lauren VonCannon, Henry Weaver, Emily Wells, Crystal White, Kenley White, Ashley Wright.
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RCC defends SACS ruling
The president of Randolph Community College refutes a report from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools that places RCC on "warning" status for 12 months.
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Funding will infuse RCC programs
Randolph Community College recently sought and has been awarded significant funding from four sources that will support two curriculum programs, an internal lighting project and its library services.
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RECHS named finalist for annual Innovator Award
Randolph Early College High School, one of North Carolina’s 70 early colleges, has been recognized as a finalist for the annual Innovator Award.
- NERMS makes history at Olympiad Northeastern Randolph Middle School's Husky Science Olympiad Team made history when it competed in the N.C. Science Olympiad's regional tournament held Feb. 20 in Greensboro.
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Bless commits to Catawba
A love for soccer has led to an athletic grant-in-aid for Athena Bless.
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Teaching accolades continue
Courtney Davis found out Thursday morning that she'd been named 2010-2011 N.C. Region V Teacher of the Year during a Randleman High School assembly.
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FFA leads effort to restore barn
Providence Grove High School will be ready when the cows come home, thanks to the FFA and Campbell’s Soups. The school’s FFA and FFA alumni spearheaded an effort to restore the old barn on campus.
- ACS hosting 8 input sessions
- Local educator attends NCCAT seminar Shenna D. Alvis of Southmont Elementary School recently attended a seminar held at the N.C. Center for the Advancement of Teaching in Cullowhee, a recognized national leader in professional development programming for our state's teachers.
- RCC enrollment jumps again; classrooms overflowing
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RCC defends SACS ruling
