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Zack Dearman, a senior at Fayette County’s Starr’s Mill High achieved a perfect score on the ACT.
Zack Dearman, a senior at Fayette County’s Starr’s Mill High achieved a perfect score on the ACT.
By Pamela Miller
Feb 27, 2020

Frank Bradshaw of Norcross and Jared Davis of Buford graduated from Freed-Hardeman University in December.

Marisa Beauchamp Perez of Marietta, Carl R Mcclary, David Kaiana Paulsen and Elizabeth Lynn Roshelli of Atlanta graduated from Oklahoma State University in the Fall 2019 semester.

Thirty-seven Paideia High School students were awarded gold and silver keys and honorable mention by the Georgia Region 2020 Scholastic Arts and Writing program. Students received 17 gold key and 22 silver key awards for art and photography and 25 honorable mentions. Students received 10 awards for writing including two gold keys, four silver

keys and four honorable mentions. Paideia students received the most gold keys for photography in the state. Gold key winners will advance to the national competition.

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