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Cantonment Couple Accused Of Child Neglect

A Cantonment couple is behind bars, accused of allowing their  children to live in squalor with no electricity or running water.

Sheena Renee Goins, 30, and Bruce Christopher Forste, 35, were both charged with three counts of felony child neglect. They remained in the Escambia County Jail early Wednesday morning with bond set at $30,000 each.

The children were allegedly living in a home in the 1300 block of Woodfield Drive in Cantonment with no electricity and no running water. Neighbors said the children would cross the street to get water from a house that’s currently up for sale.  Deputies said the house was in a mess and covered in animal feces. The only food in the house was reportedly canned beans, rice and coffee grounds.

The kids, ages 9, 11 and 13, are in the care of a local pastor.

Suspicious Fire Destroys Mobile Home And Travel Trailer

A suspicious Fire destroyed a travel trailer and mobile home Tuesday night near Bratt. It did not immediately appear that either  of the structures in the 3400 block of Highway 168 were occupied or had electric power.

The fire was reported about 10:30 p.m. by a passerby. Both trailers are located several hundred feet off the roadway through a wooded area . When firefighters arrived, the mobile home and travel trailer has already burned to the ground and sparked a brush fire.

The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Florida State Fire Marshal’s Office.

The Walnut Hill Station of Escambia Fire Rescue and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office responded to the fires.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Bratt Elementary Presents K-2 Academic Awards

Bratt Elementary School has presented the following academic awards to students in grades K-2:

KINDERGARTEN

Outstanding Citizenship Award
Noah Faulkner
Colton Criswell
Kylie Davis
Aaliyah Fountain
Ally Richardson

Progress Award
Landon Etheridge
Reece Starns
Justin Kinley
Brayden Reaves
Payton Daw
Jaquorious Burt
Markavia Johnson
Zakyla Smith

Outstanding Attendance
DeMonte Ewing
Zi’don Smith
Hezekiah Elliott
Mary Catherine Hughes
Colby Pugh
Chris Weber

P.E. Award
Noah Faulkner
Jamison Gilman
Grant Wise
Ally Richardson

Music Award
Crista Kinley
Laura Laborde
Shelby Ward
Kaya Mason

Art Award
Ja’mya Thomas
Amber Whitehurst
Callie Davis
Ashlynn Cabral

Art Show
Ally Richardson
Jacee Dortch
Kayla McCall
Kaya Mason

FIRST & SECOND GRADES

Honor Roll A’s & B’s

Sara Amerson
Leah Berry
Riley Blackwell
Kyle Blanton
Malachi Bolen
Allie Brantley
Macie Buford
Paris Burt
Landon Chavers
Irmani Dixon
Kaden Dove
Tyteanna Dubose
Gage Eicher
Alexis Evans
Jamyla Feagin
Kailey Fisher
Kohle Harigel
Summer Harrell
Tatum Hasting
Joshlynn Helton
Jacob Hughes
Ji’Keir Hudson
Trent Knighten
Sarah Long
Houston Lowry
Tobias Madison
Braeden McGhee
Megan Mcghee
Landon Mooney
Blaize Parrish
Carter Sigafoose
Arquavian Smith
Alyssa Stabler
Jaimee Taylor
Raycer Watson
T’ahna Wesley
Connor Wolfe

Academic Achievement All A’s

Rabekah Abbott
Raegan Abbott
Erich Amerson
Sarah Bailey
Brody Black
Olivia Boatwright
Sarah Branch
Luke Bridges
Aiden Broadhead
Abbie Buford
Emilee Cabral
Kadence Calvert
Carsyn Dortch
Ryan Dove
Scotty Elliott
Zykuria Fountain
Caitlyn Gibson
David Gilley
J.P.Gilman
Emma Gilmore
Maggie Godwin
Ava Gurganus
Berklee Hall
Tucker Hall
Leah Hetrick
Hunter Johnson
Allyson Jones
Gage Lambert
Kennedy Long
Bailie Merchant
Angel Schoonover
Mckenna Simmons
Aubrey Stuckey
Bentley Van Pelt
Clay Wilson
Kendall Wise

Progress Award

Denise Andrews
Kyle Blanton
Anastasia Bryan
Kyra Bryan
Nathaniel Crenshaw
Malonie Curry
Makayla Dove
Gage Eicher
Daelyn Fine
Devon Lambert
Caden Peterson
Jacob Reid
Allison Rogalski
Bryson Sanders
Anna Spence
Jayda Walker
John Michael Ward
Da’Mius Wesley

Outstanding Attendance
Rabekah Abbott
Raegan Abbott
Riley Blackwell
Kyle Blanton
Sarah Branch
Anastasia Bryan
Malonie Curry
Irmani Dixon
Tatyanna Findley
Kohle Harigel
A’laysha Huff
Allyson Jones
Jaquez Moorer
Allison Rogalski
Bryson Sanders
Kameron Spears
David Stokes

Outstanding Citizenship Award

Drew Albritton
Sarah Bailey
Abbie Buford
Rosa Carter
Berklee Hall
Tucker Hall
Ji’keir Hudson
Jaquez Moorer
Angel Schoonover
Aubrey Stuckey
Bentley Van Pelt

P.E. Award

Rabekah Abbott
Chloe Criswell
Carsyn Dortch
Emma Gilmore
Berklee Hall
Tucker Hall
Kohle Harigel
Ji’keir Hudson
McKenna Simmons

Music Award

Drew Albritton
Riley Blackwell
Paris Burt
Hunter Johnson
Jaquez Moorer
Mandell Smith
Vivyan Smith
So’Lae Trotter
Connor Wolfe

Art Award

Brody Black
Luke Bridges
Emilee Cabral
Kadence Calvert
Mayson Edwards
Alexis Evans
Zykuria Fountain
Jacob Hughes
Devon Lambert

Art Show

Elijah Amerson
Sophia Bailey
Makayla Dove
Mayson Edwards
Jamyla Feagin
Kailey Fisher
Zykuria Fountain
Kohle Harigel
Jacob Hughes
Allyson Jones
Trent Knighten
Torian Richardson
Aubrey Stuckey
Kendall Wise

Northview Honors Baseball Standouts

The Northview High School Chiefs honored their varsity and junior varsity baseball teams Tuesday night during their annual banquet at Lake Stone in Century.

Individual awards were presented by Coach Marty Lister as follows:

• Offensive Player Award — Brannon Freeman
• Defensive Player Award — Jody Bonner
• Chief Award — Ryan Lambert
• Spiritual Leadership Award — Chad Smith
• Pitching Award — Daulton Tullus
• Rookie Award — Thomas Moore
• Rookie Award — Chasen Freeman
• Most Valuable Player Award — Kevin Vaughan

The eight graduating seniors from the varsity team were presented with a gift and their jerseys. And the Tommy Weaver Scholarship was presented to Winston Riley by Northview Principal Gayle Weaver.

Pictured top: Jody Bonner, Kevin Vaughan and Daulton Tullis. Pictured below: Chason Freeman, Thomas Moore and Brannon Freeman. Pictured inset: Tommy Weaver Scholarship winner Winston Riley with Northview Principal Gayle Weaver. Pictured bottom: Scenes from the Northview High School Baseball Banquet Tuesday night at Lake Stone in Century. NorthEscambia.com photos by Ramona Preston, click to enlarge.

Northview’s Kevin Vaughan Signs With Wallace Community College

Northview Chiefs senior shortstop and pitcher Kevin Vaughan signed a baseball scholarship Tuesday night with Wallace Community College in Selma, AL.

During his high school career, Vaughan was selected to the West All-star team for Escambia County and was recognized by NHS Coach Marty Lister as the Chiefs’ MVP for his leadership skills.

Pictured top: Kevin Vaughan (center) signs a baseball scholarship Tuesday night as his parents (seated) Tricia and Byron Vaughan look on, along with Coach Matt Reynold, Northview Coach Marty Lister, Principal Gayle Weaver and his teammates. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Scott Signs Florida Texting While Driving Ban Into Law

Texting while driving on Florida roads will be illegal in beginning this fall. Gov. Rick Scott signed a bill  Tuesday that will allow motorists to be ticketed for texting while driving if they are pulled over for other traffic infractions.

The texting law, which has been years in the making, makes it illegal to read or type texts or emails while driving.

“Texting while driving is an issue we see on our roads every day, and the distractions it causes has negatively affected too many Floridians,” Senate bill sponsor Nancy Detert, R-Venice, said in a news release after attending the signing with Scott at Alonzo and Tracy Mourning Senior High School in Miami.

Florida joins 38 states and the District of Columbia that have anti-texting and driving laws on the books for all motorists. Three other states have laws against texting by motorists who are under 21 years old or have learners’ permits.

“As a father and a grandfather, texting while driving is something that concerns me when my loved ones are on the road. The 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day are known as the deadliest days on the road for teenagers. We must do everything we can at the state level to keep our teenagers and everyone on our roads safe.  I cannot think of a better time to officially sign this bill into law,”  Scott said.

Brenda Smith, AAA motor club manager in Tallahassee, said motorists regardless of age will have to adjust to not texting, similar to the reluctance some had to putting on seat belts after their use became law.

“As time went on you saw how seat belts actually saved lives, the first thing we’ve learned to do is to buckle up,” Smith said. “It will take some time about the texting, because so many people are in the habit of doing that. But once you don’t do that you’ll find out that you really don’t have the need to do that while you’re driving.”

The law, which becomes effective Oct. 1, comes with a number of caveats.

A ticket, worth $30 plus court costs, can only be issued for what is known as a secondary offense — if the motorist had been pulled over for another infraction. When determining whether violations have occurred, billing records for wireless devices can only be accessed in the event of crashes that result in death or personal injury.

Also, the measure provides exceptions for use of GPS devices, talk-to-text technology and for reporting criminal behavior. It also allows texting while stopped, such as at red lights.

The News Service Florida contributed to this report.

Pictured top: Gov. Rick Scott signs a new law banning texting while driving Tuesday at the Mourning Senior High School in North Miami. Pictured inset: Scott signs a pledge not to text and drive. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Shot Walnut Hill Burglary Suspect Facing More Charges In Alabama

A an alleged burglar shot by a Walnut Hill homeowner is now back behind bars in Brewton, charged with an unrelated burglary in Alabama.

Ricky Dewayne Taylor, age 33 of Front Street, Century, has been extradited to the Escambia County (Ala.) Detention Center in Brewton. He is being held on charges of burglary third and theft second.

According to Escambia County (Ala.) Chief Deputy Mike Lambert, Taylor was charged in connection with a burglary and theft on Canoe Road, between Atmore and Flomaton. He is accused of stealing items that included chainsaws and extension cords from a business. Taylor confessed to the crime, Lambert said.

Taylor was extradited from Escambia County (FL) Jail where he was held on charges of burglary, larceny, criminal mischief property damage and battery in connection with an alleged burglary gone bad on May 17 in Walnut Hill.

According to newly released information, the Rockaway Creek Road burglar victim said he received a call from Teresa Sunday who said Taylor, her cousin, wanted to play pool with the victim at a bar. As the victim drove to toward the bar at the appointed time, he changed his mind and returned home to find a strange car pulling around to the rear of his home. The victim entered his residence through a side door, heard someone else inside the home and retrieved his .38 caliber revolver.

In the living room, the victim was confronted by Taylor and Sunday, an arrest report states. The duo was allegedly removed a plastic jug containing $110 in pennies and carried it outside. The victim ordered the pair back inside the house and to cease their criminal activity. Taylor and Sunday sat on the couch, held at gunpoint. The victim was on the phone with the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office when a fight broke out between him and Taylor. Taylor reportedly began grabbing for the gun.

The victim told deputies that he feared for his life and fired one round. The round struck Taylor in the left knee, exited and grazed Sunday on the cheek. Taylor ceased fighting and awaited the arrival of deputes, the report states.

Sunday told deputies “she messed up”, and she knew the burglary was wrong. She said Taylor picked her up, drove the victim’s residence and kicked in the back door before she and Taylor removed the jug of pennies from the residence.

Taylor told deputies that Sunday said the victim’s house was unoccupied and had valuables inside that he could steal. Taylor told deputies he kicked in the back door and removed the pennies with Sunday’s help before being caught in the act.

Taylor was airlifted by LifeFlight to to Baptist Hospital in Pensacola. After his release, he fled to Alabama and was arrested the evening of May 21 in Escambia County, AL, was then extricated to Florida to face charges.

The female suspect, 35-year old Teresa Dianne Sunday,  received a minor injury on her face from a ricochet; she was taken into custody at the scene and charged with  burglary of a residence and grand theft. She remained in the Escambia County Jail early Wednesday morning with bond set at $12,500.

NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Wahoos Snap Skid, Beat The Suns 2-0

Chad Rogers was again dominant and the Pensacola offense provided just enough support in a 2-0 shutout win over the Jacksonville Suns on Tuesday night at Pensacola Bayfront Stadium. The win ended the Blue Wahoos’ losing streak at nine games and sent Jacksonville to its fifth straight setback.

Rogers (3-2) continued his strong 2013 season with another spectacular start. The righthander fired six shutout frames, yielding just two hits while striking out three and walking three. Rogers has not allowed an earned run 18.2 innings and lowered his ERA to 1.73, the second-best mark in the league.

The Wahoos jumped out on top in the second inning as Devin Lohman laced a two-out single up the middle to score Travis Mattair from second base. The RBI was Lohman’s team-leading 22^nd of the season.

Jacksonville starter Jay Jackson then cruised through the next couple innings before running into trouble in the fifth. Pensacola loaded the bases with one out, but was only able to score one run on a bases-loaded walk to Travis Mattair.

That was enough though for Pensacola as Rogers, Lee Hyde, and Loek Van Mil combined on a three-hit shutout, Pensacola’s fourth blanking of an opponent this season.

The two teams now prepare for a doubleheader on Wednesday with game one starting at 5:30 p.m. Ryan Dennick (2-4, 2.82) gets the call for the Wahoos in game one against the Suns’ Sam Dyson (1-4, 3.07). In game two, Shaun Ellis (0-1, 5.56) will make a spot start for Pensacola while Rob Waite (0-0, 0.00) gets the call for Jacksonville.

One Critically Injured In Molino Highway 29 Crash

One person was critically injured in a two vehicle crash late Monday night on Highway 29 north of Morgan Cemetery Road in Molino.

The Florida Highway said 25-year old Clifford McFann and his passenger, 45-year old Charles Skanes, both of Molino, were on Highway 29  when they ran out of gas in their 1993 Ford Ranger while traveling up a hill. Both McFann and Skanes began to push the vehicle out of the roadway.

Emma Morrison, age 24 of Vinemont, AL, was unable to see the stalled Ranger in time and struck it with her 2007 Nissan Titan, forcing both vehicles into the median. The Ford Ranger struck McFann as he pushed the vehicle from the open driver’s door, causing his foot to become trapped in the door.

Morrison walked away uninjured, while McFann was critically injured and airlifted to Sacred Heart Hospital in Pensacola.

The Molino and McDavid stations of Escambia Fire Rescue, Escambia County EMS and the Escambia County Sheriff’s Office also responded to the accident.

Pictured: The driver of the black Nissan Titan walked away uninjured following this crash with a Ford Ranger on Highway 29 near Molino late Monday night. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.

Ernest Ward Middle Presents Academic Awards (With Photo Gallery)

Ernest Ward Middle School recently presented academic awards for grades 6-8.

For a photo gallery, click here.

Awards were presented as follows:

Highest Academic Average

• 6th Grade Science – Olivia Seals
• 6th Grade Advanced Science – Seth Killam
• 6th Grade Science – Taryn Janes
• 6th Grade Science – Nikoal Creamer
• 6th Grade Advanced World Civilizations– Seth Killam
• 6th World History – Helen Madison Kemp
• 6th Grade Reading – Alex McMinn
• 6th Grade Reading 1/Intensive – Aurora McCann
• 6th Grade Language Arts – Hayley Walker
• 6th Grade Math – Taryn Janes
• 6th Grade Advanced Math – Austin Smith
• 6th Grade Advanced Math – Dalton Brown
• 6th Grade Physical Education – Kaylin Glenn
• 6th Grade Language Arts – Kyrha Shisk
• 6th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Alex McMinn
• 6th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Austin Smith
• 6th Grade Beginning Band – Kyrha Shisk
• 6th Grade Exploratory Wheel – Meredith Morgan
• 6th Grade Exploratory Wheel – Seth Killam
• 6th Grade Business Leadership – Seth Killam
• 7th Grade Science – Fisher Spence
• 7th Grade Advanced Science – Triston Long
• 7th Grade Science – Alicia Salas
• 7th Grade Civics & Economics – Korbin Bryan
• 7th Grade Advanced Civics & Economics – Triston Long
• 7th Grade Math – Virginia Gentry
• 7th Grade Advance Math – Triston Long
• 7th Grade Math – Hunter Spence
• 7th Grade Language Arts – Victoria Thames
• 7th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Triston Long
• 7th Grade Language Arts – Lari McCann
• 7th Grade Reading – Fisher Spence
• 7th Grade Reading 2/Intensive – Jarrod Davidson
• 7th Grade Civics – Andrew Sharpless
• 7th Grade Physical Education – Elisabeth Amerson
• 7th Grade Graphic Arts – Tara Windham
• 7th Grade Advanced Band – Triston Long
• 7th Grade Materials Processing – Patience Newsome
• 7th Grade Personal Development – Breanna Deloach
• 8th Grade Science – Brianna Smith
• 8th Grade Science – Brittanie McLemore
• 8th Grade Advanced Science – Alyssa Borelli
• 8th Grade Advanced American History – Alyssa Borelli
• 8th Grade Math – Brittanie McLemore
• 8th Grade Algebra 1 – Alyssa Borelli
• 8th Grade Advanced Pre-Algebra – Victoria Amerson
• 8th Grade Pre-Algebra – Jasmine Elliott
• 8th Grade Physical Education – Adrian King
• 8th Grade Information Technology – Jada Tucker
• 8th Grade U.S. History – Jasmine Elliott
• 8th Grade Reading – Tylia White
• 8th Grade Reading 3/Intensive – Matthew Smith
• 8th Grade Language Arts – Jewel Garner
• 8th Grade Language Arts – Jasmine Elliott
• 8th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Alyssa Borelli
• 8th Grade Chorus – Jewel Garner
• 8th Grade Agricultural Science – Tabitha Chavers
• 8th Grade Electrical Academy – Ian Schneider
• 8th Grade Culinary Arts – Jada Tucker

Exemplary Student Award

• 6th Grade Science – Madelyn Plant
• 6th Grade Science – Aurora McCann
• 6th Grade Science – Shelby Bashore
• 6th Grade Advanced Science – Kyrha Shisk
• 6th Grade World Civilizations Advanced – Lydia Smith
• 6th Grade World History – Cameron Aiden Long
• 6th Grade Reading – Crystal Douglas
• 6th Grade Reading 1/Intensive – Deanna Gulsby
• 6th Grade Language Arts – Morgan Lathan
• 6th Grade Language Arts – Aurora McCann
• 6th Grade Math – Aurora McCann
• 6th Grade Physical Education – Seth Killam
• 6th Grade Business Leadership – Kyrha Shisk
• 6th Grade Beginning Band – Zachary Hilton
• 7th Grade Science – Hunter Spence
• 7th Grade Science – Trevor Singleton
• 7th Grade Advanced Science – Jacob White
• 7th Grade Civics & Economics – Ellie Amerson
• 7th Grade Advanced Civics & Economics – Kayla Galvan
• 7th Grade Advanced Math – Anna Belle Barberree
• 7th Grade Math – Shelby Comalander
• 7th Grade Math – Fisher Spence
• 7th Grade Language Arts – Kirsten White
• 7th Grade Civics – Tyanna Magee
• 7th Grade Physical Education – Chase Gifford
• 7th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Celeste North
• 7th Grade Language Arts – Fisher Spence
• 7th Grade Reading 2/Intensive – Hannah Godwin
• 7th Grade Graphic Arts – Elisabeth Amerson
• 7th Grade Materials Processing – Caitlyn Nelson
• 7th Grade Electrical Academy – Clint Gunter
• 8th Grade Science – Tylia White
• 8th Grade Science – Jasmine Elliott
• 8th Grade Advanced Science – Savanna Calhoun
• 8th Grade Advanced American History – Elizabeth Wright
• 8th Grade U.S. History – Brianna Smith
• 8th Grade Language Arts – Trenton Martin
• 8th Grade Advanced Language Arts – Jada Tucker
• 8th Grade Language Arts – Koriaun Lewis
• 8th Grade Math – Trenton Martin
• 8th Grade Algebra 1 – Ian Schneider
• 8th Grade Advanced Pre-Algebra – Morgan Pope
• 8th Grade Pre-Algebra – Desmone Knight
• 8th Grade Physical Education – Brianna Morgan
• 8th Grade Information Technology – Zachary Sheldon
• 8th Grade Personal Development – Logan Purvis
• 8th Grade Culinary Arts – Ian Schneider
• 8th Grade Agricultural Science – Mitchell Singleton
• 8th Grade Reading 3/Intensive – Amber Comalander
• 8th Grade Chorus – Jessica Stacey
• 8th Grade Advanced Band – Makenzie Colvin

Most Improved Reading Award

• 7th Grade Reading – Naeshawn Williams
• 8th Grade Reading – James Brooks

“A” Honor Roll 6th Grade

• Ashtyn Carnley
• Kaylin Glenn
• Madison Kemp
• Seth Killam
• Alexander McMinn
• Kyrha Shisk
• Austin Smith
• Meredith Morgan

“A “Honor Roll 7th Grade

• Ellie Amerson
• Kayla Galvan
• Triston Long
• Hannah Nelson
• Sarah Perritt
• Jake White
• Tara Windham

“A” Honor Roll 8th Grade

• Alyssa Borelli
• Ian Schneider
• Jada Tucker

“A-B” Honor Roll 6th Grade

• Austin Adams
• Lexxi Baggett
• Jacob Borelli
• Emily Brown
• Dalton Brown
• Skye Bullington
• Caren Cannon
• Logan Chavers
• Justin Cruce
• Rebecca Diamond
• Alabama Gilley
• Dalton Hamilton
• Savannah Hart
• Christopher Johnson
• Keegun Johnston
• Tanner Levins
• Aubree Love
• Jessie McCall
• Gabrielle Peebles
• Delaney Reynolds
• Samantha Roux
• Lydia Smith
• Cameron White
• Taryn Janes
• Aaliyah Tucker
• Hayley Walker
• Cailee Wilburn

“A-B” Honor Roll 7th Grade

• Anna Belle Barberree
• Alayna Brown
• Dawson Brown
• Korbin Bryan
• Jason Fischer
• Virginia Gentry
• Bailee Hinote
• Madalyn Lathan
• Robin Nahkala
• Celeste North
• Olivia Reber
• Sabra Stewart
• Destiny Watson
• Brandy Wooten

“A-B” Honor Roll 8th Grade

• Autumn Albritton
• Victoria Amerson
• Dustin Bethea
• Dillon Clary
• Austin Collier
• Jasmine Elliott
• Emily Heard
• Adrian King
• Kayleigh Linam
• Brittanie McLemore
• Zachary Sheldon
• Mitchell Singleton
• Jessica Stacey
• Elizabeth Wright

Highest Grade Point Average 6th Grade

• Seth Killam

Highest Grade Point Average 7th Grade

• Triston Long

Highest Grade Point Average 8th Grade

• Alyssa Borelli

Highest Academic Average Overall

• Seth Killam

Overall Most Improved 6th Grade

• Shelby Bashore

Overall Most Improved 7th Grade

• Mallory Lathan

Overall Most Improved 8th Grade

• Morgan Pope

Overall Most Outstanding 6th Grade

• Austin Smith

Overall Most Outstanding 7th Grade

• Tara Windham

Overall Most Outstanding 8th Grade

• Savanna Calhoun

Cox Inspirational Hero Award 8th Grade

• Daysha Kite

Take Stock in Children Award

• Sabra C. Stewart
• Jason R. Fischer
• Kayla N. Galvan

Duke University Talent Search

• Alayna Brown
• Robin Nahkala
• Sarah Perritt
• Miracle Deloach
• Triston Long
• Bailee Hinote
• Hannah Nelson

Student of the Month 6th Grade

• September – Zachary Hilton
• October – Aurora McCann
• November – Rebecca Diamond
• December – Crystal Douglas
• January – Lexxi Baggett
• February – Madison Kemp
• March – Sierra Slay
• April- Taryn Janes
• May – Austin Smith

Student of the Month 7th Grade

• September – Clayton Findley
• October – Celeste North
• November –Triston Long
• December – Tara Windham
• January – Cody Kite
• February – Jake White
• March – Hannah Godwin
• April – Fisher Spence
• May – Lari McCann

Student of the Month 8th Grade

• September – Trenton Martin
• October – Matthew Smith
• November – Greg Presley
• December – Jasmine Elliott
• January – Jessica Stacey
• February – Savanna Calhoun
• March – Desmone Knight
• April – Elizabeth Wright
• May – Kayleigh Linam

Presidents Education Award

• Alyssa Brianna Borelli
• Kristopher Ian Schneider
• Jada Mona Tucker
• Jessica Lauren Stacey
• Autumn Grace Albritton
• Mitchell James Singleton
• Kayleigh Grace Linam
• Zachary Chase Sheldon
• Makensie Ann Colvin
• Savanna Louise Calhoun
• Peighton Danielle Dortch
• Elizabeth Paige Wright
• Victoria Anne Amerson
• Jasmine Nicole Elliott
• Adrian Daniel King
• Jewel Regina Garner
• Luke Carlton Ward
• Emily Michelle Heard
• Amy Danielle Branch
• Ean Taylor Lundy
• Quentin Lee Sampson
• Dillon Scott Clary
• Austin Shane Collier
• Colby Winston Dees
• Morgan Alexis Myrick
• Hadley Marie Woodfin
• Logan Hunter Cofield
• April Gail Payne

Golden Eagle Top Gun Award 6th Grade

• Ashtyn Carnley
• Rebecca Diamond
• Kaylin Glenn
• Aubree Love
• Madison Kemp
• Seth Killam
• Delaney Reynolds
• Justin Cruce
• Alex McMinn
• Taryn Janes
• Meredith Morgan
• Hayley Walker
• Austin Smith
• Jessie McCall
• Dalton Brown
• Gabrielle Peebles
• Chris Johnson
• Aaliyah Tucker
• Jacob Borelli
• Rebekah Amerson
• Tanner Levins
• Logan Chavers
• Lydia Smith
• Katherine Buford
• Lexxi Baggett
• Kristopher Baxter
• Emma Fennell
• Savannah Fullerton
• Nikoal Creamer
• Hannah Ellis
• Samantha Roux
• Aurora McCann
• Kendall Enfinger
• Cameron Long
• Wyatt Oliver
• Shelby Bashore
• Madison Nassar
• Savannah Hart
• Madison Sherouse
• Morgan Lathan
• Madelyn Plant
• Ryan Sconiers
• Cailee Wilburn

Golden Eagle Top Gun Award 7th Grade

• Ellie Amerson
• Alayna Brown
• Dawson Brown
• Korbin Bryan
• Logan Calloway
• Jernie Crabtree
• Aaron Dees
• Breanna Deloach
• Logan Doremus
• Jason Fischer
• Kayla Galvan
• Austin Ging
• Abby Hammond
• Bailee Hinote
• Alia Janes
• Madelyn Lathan
• Mallory Lathan
• Triston Long
• Robin Nahkala
• Anna Nelson
• Hannah Nelson
• Angel Philyaw
• Olivia Reber
• Heath Sheldt
• Fisher Spence
• Hunter Spence
• Victoria Thames
• Jayda Warner
• Tara Windham
• James Davis
• Rhayeshawanna Davidson
• Celeste North
• Sara Perritt
• Andrew Sharpless
• Myisha Syria
• Trevor Singleton

Golden Eagle Top gun Award 8th Grade

• Kayleigh Linam
• Shyla Pope
• Mallory Gibson
• Kaylee Brown
• Rachael Irby
• Brianne Hicks
• Alyssa Borelli
• Ian Schneider
• Jada Tucker
• Autumn Albritton
• Mitchell Singleton
• Zachary Sheldon
• Savanna Calhoun
• Peighton Dortch
• Elizabeth Wright
• Victoria Amerson
• Jasmine Elliott
• Adrian King
• Jewel Garner
• Emily Heard
• Ean Lundy
• Dillon Clary
• Colby Dees
• Hadley Woodfin
• Brittanie McLemore
• Jacob Weaver
• Aubriene Odom
• Mary Catherine Jernigan
• Khari Codrington
• Tylia White
• Tabitha Chavers
• Cody Smith
• Dustin Crumbley
• Logan Purvis
• Amy Branch
• Christopher Boutwell
• Jessica Stacey
• Austin Collier

VFW Award 6th Grade

• Tanner Levins
• Meredith Morgan
• Lydia Smith

Ruritan Award 8th Grade

• Mitchell Singleton

Citizen of the Year Award 8th Grade

• Mitchell Singleton

Certificate of Appreciation

• Poarch Creek Indians

Principal’s Award 6th Grade

• Justin Cruce

Principal’s Award 7th Grade

• Jaylah Spears

Principal’s Award 8th Grade

• Daysha Kite

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