Education shoutouts

Published 12:00 am Thursday, October 22, 2015

Hanford-Dole Good Citizens

Hanford-Dole Elementary School has recognized the following students as the October Good Citizens for the character trait of responsibility. Each student received a personalized certificate and had his/her picture on the Good Citizen bulletin board for the month.

PreKindergarten:  Iyanna Stinson
Kindergarten:  Kayla Worth,  Diego Wylie,  Joshua Blakeney,  Aubrie James,  Amani Blakeney
First grade:  Jacob Elliott,  Cullen Damen,  Kanya Cowan,  Elektra Corona,    Kimora Cooper
Second grade:  Samantha Maldonado,  Genesis Albarran,   Nala Lark,  Charlize Clark,  Franshesca Dubon Mejia
Third grade:  Jasper Neely,  Helen Granados Portillo,    Kemya Fisher,  Britney Mendoza Perez
Fourth grade:  Kevin Figuero,  Jaleska Diaz,  Luis Pineda Gonzalez
Fifth grade:  Cheyanne Hill,  Kayla Wilson,  Karmello Coleman

 

Salisbury High School homecoming queen and king

On Friday, Oct. 9, 2015, during the half-time activities, the homecoming court for 2015 was presented. The court consisted of representatives from all four classes. From the 14 senior class representatives, Lora Withers was selected Queen and Darius Jackson was selected King.

Lora is the daughter of Candice Johnson and Brian Withers. Lora is a member of the varsity volleyball team, member of the Student Government Association and Club Red. Lora plans to attend Eastern Carolina University.

Darius is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralpheal Tillman. Darius is a member of the varsity football, wrestling and track teams.

Lora was crowned by Student Government Association President Tarik Woods and Kayla Honeycutt, SGS secretary, crowned Darius.

 

Gray Stone Day School homecoming king and queen

Gray Stone Day School recently held homecoming with many events centered around a soccer game held under the lights at Pfeiffer University. Prior to the game, students had a tailgate party, and competitions in volleyball, Frisbee, and kickball.

One group of students had a giant outdoor chess set and the game lasted for 3 hours.

The following night, a homecoming dance, sponsored by the parent organization, The Lance, was held at the school. There, the king and queen, who were voted on by the senior class, were crowned. They are Alex Irvin and Emily Moore.

Submitted photo Alex Irvin and Emily Moore were chosen as Homecoming King and Queen for Gray Stone Day School.

Submitted photo Alex Irvin and Emily Moore were chosen as Homecoming King and Queen for Gray Stone Day School.