Henderson County News: Education Foundation announces Hall of Fame inductees
Henderson County (Feb 8, 2022) - The Henderson County Education Foundation announced the recipients of the 2022 Education Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
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Henderson County (Feb 8, 2022) - The Henderson County Education Foundation announced the recipients of the 2022 Education Hall of Fame on Tuesday.
/PRNewswire/ -- The National Society of Black Engineers® (NSBE®) has been awarded a Chan Zuckerberg Initiative (CZI) Racial Equity Grant as part of CZI's...
For the 35th year, The Detroit News salutes a group of Michigan’s best and brightest high school students in the spring of their senior year.
Eighth Grade Valedictorian Nicole Griffin Parents: Jerri Ellis, William Ellis Accomplishments: 2nd place in track, 2nd place in science poster, 1st and 2nd place in 4-H Hobbies: Basketball and softball Parents: Beth & Ben Crawley of Savanna; Brian Foris of McAlester Grandparents: Wanda Crenshaw of McAlester; Molly & Tony Parker of McAlester Accomplishments: Played basketball and baseball for 11 years, state quiz bowl, Math Counts competitor, Spelling Bee participant Hobbies: Basketball and Baseball Parents: Clark and Jaime Kelley Accomplishments: Qualified for state in bass fishing, qualified...
View Comments Fiona Wu's parents were the first to learn about the U.S. Presidential Scholars Program and urged her to apply. The Greenwood Laboratory School senior knew the prestigious honor was a long shot, even for the most accomplished high school seniors. Each year, up to 161 students — as few as two from each state — are selected. Wu, the daughter of Shuo-Sheng Wu and Xiaomin Qui, made the initial cut, listed as a "candidate" for the honor in early January along with nearly 100 Missouri seniors. She recently advanced, named one of 625 semifinalists in the U.S. including just 11...