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Four Tate Students Named Commended National Merit Scholars
September 27, 2017
Four Tate High School students have been named Commended National Merit Scholars. They are (left to right) Rosemary Smyth, William Jones, Ashlyn Adams and Hannah Huggins, pictured with counselor Renee Willis. National Merit Commended Students are named on the basis on a nationally applied selection index score in the National Merit Scholarship Program. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Four Tate Students Named Commended National Merit Scholars”
Congratulations to all — especially Ashlyn!
All the best,
Your 2nd grade teacher
Karen Mattox
Congratulations, Hannah and Ashlyn and Rosemary and William!
Hannah, you are the best daughter that any Dad could ever have!
You’re amazing in every way and I love you.
I’m so very proud of all of you!
GO AGGIES!
Hope to see these students again and again.
This is an incredible objective national honor. Millions of students are involved, but few are recognized:
Program Recognition Students. The 50,000 top scorers on the PSAT are selected out of about 1.5 million entrants. …
Semifinalists. …
Commended Students. …
Finalists. …
Merit Scholars.
These four students are very special. Congratulations and may you have continued success in your studies.
Congratulations!