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Andrew Jones of Cumming is a part of University of Alabama team named Year Three Champion in EcoCAR Mobility Challenge.
Andrew Jones of Cumming is a part of University of Alabama team named Year Three Champion in EcoCAR Mobility Challenge.
July 8, 2021

The College of Charleston recently awarded undergraduate and graduate degrees during Spring 2020 Commencement ceremonies. The following local students earned degrees:

Madison Grosoff, Emily Kurzweil, Ashley Springer, Sophia Frankel, Marina Craig, Shaiauna Blanding, Caroline Hopkins, Kathleen Trainor and Kathleen Helms of Atlanta, Elizabeth Feruck, Caroline Walker and Clare Tavani of Roswell, Emily Orenstein, Drew Lamberger, Kara MacPhaul, Madison Patterson and Zachary Williams of Marietta, Noah Drake and Sophia Stoios of Alpharetta, Margaret Ladisic of College Park, Darcy Neufeld of Monroe, Arthur Thomas of Johns Creek, Joshua Dabek and Sarah Punch of Kennesaw, Lexi Maddox of Winder, Elizabeth Quarles of Peachtree City, Ainsley Cook of Suwanee, Avery Jackson of Gainesville and Carlie Fass of Watkinsville.

Emma Bayer of Powder Springs was the GA 4H State Equestrian Champion. She is shown here with Dr. Julia McCann-Snyder from UGA.
Emma Bayer of Powder Springs was the GA 4H State Equestrian Champion. She is shown here with Dr. Julia McCann-Snyder from UGA.
McIntosh High School student Reagan Vetter competed in Georgia Rotary Clubs Laws of Life Essay Contest and was both the 10th grade and overall school winner.
McIntosh High School student Reagan Vetter competed in Georgia Rotary Clubs Laws of Life Essay Contest and was both the 10th grade and overall school winner.
Eagle Scout Omkar Tamhane of Troop 27 of the Northern Ridge District earned all 137 merit badges available for Scouts BSA.
Eagle Scout Omkar Tamhane of Troop 27 of the Northern Ridge District earned all 137 merit badges available for Scouts BSA.
Chloe Feibus of Creekland Middle School won the eighth-grade division for her story “The Mend” in the 2021 Writing Contest organized by CCSD’s Office of Curriculum & Instruction. The winning stories are published on the CCSD website at https://www.cherokeek12.net/News/writing21.
Chloe Feibus of Creekland Middle School won the eighth-grade division for her story “The Mend” in the 2021 Writing Contest organized by CCSD’s Office of Curriculum & Instruction. The winning stories are published on the CCSD website at https://www.cherokeek12.net/News/writing21.
Layne M. Davidson of Dean Rusk Middle School won the seventh-grade division for her children’s book, “Flowers from London,” in the 2021 Writing Contest organized by CCSD’s Office of Curriculum & Instruction. The winning stories are published on the CCSD website at https://www.cherokeek12.net/News/writing21.
Layne M. Davidson of Dean Rusk Middle School won the seventh-grade division for her children’s book, “Flowers from London,” in the 2021 Writing Contest organized by CCSD’s Office of Curriculum & Instruction. The winning stories are published on the CCSD website at https://www.cherokeek12.net/News/writing21.

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