Molino Park Presents Awards For Grades Pre-K, Kindergarten, First And Second
June 2, 2014
Molino Park Elementary School presented the following awards to students in grades Pre-K, kindergarten, first and second:
Pre – K Awards
Accelerated Reader
- Aadan Adams – 344 Books
Most Improved Overall Behavior
- Aidden Edmonson
- Christian Ward
- Levi Zylstra
Most Improved Overall Academics
- Aadan Adams
- Madeline Hall
- Charles Walters III
Stellar Sunny Days (All Sunny Days)
- Aadan Adams
- Aaron Bowser
- Madeline Hall
- Elam Fayard
- Khloe Gibson
- Shelby Jarrell III
- Emily Johnson
- Adalynn Manning
- London McAnally
- Aydan Nigam
- Grace Oliver
- McKenzie Perez
- Rayna Thompson
- Brinleigh Woodward
Super Sunny Days (Less than four cloudy days)
- Callen Beaty
- Allie Bethea
- Ashleigh Grimm
- Landen Harris
- Taylor Hart
- Chelsea Mace
- Brista McIntyre
- John Parker Miller
- Lorianne Milstid
- Logan Morris
- Makena Porter
- Elias Ridgley
- Charles Walters III
Sunny Days (Less than fifteen cloudy days)
- Dalton Davidson
- Jackson Erickson
- Jagger Etheridge
- Skyler George
- Taegan Hughes
- Haleigh Prater
- Kailyn Tucker
Kindergarten Awards
Accelerated Reader
- Ayden Crabtree
All S’s all year in Citizenship
- Destiny Abrams
- Dallas Batz
- Cameron Bodiford
- Jack Boutwell
- Lamario Carter
- Ayden Crabtree
- Garrett Crabtree
- Shay Crosby
- Joseph Douglas
- Lily Driver
- Caden Eady
- Desi Fryman
- Kamryn Gibbs
- Mileigh Gibson,
- John Hatch
- Bailey Herrington
- Kelsey Hiatt
- Raegan Holley
- Nick Kahalley
- Chet Knable
- Khloe Mason
- Darla Massey
- Caelen McKillion
- Macy Miller
- Mary Oliver
- Wyatt Ormand
- Dominic Picheo
- Shiloh Prince
- Kloie Quiroz
- Ryleigh Sampey
- Brianna Shanks
- Ayden Silcox
- Dakota Smith
- Sophia St. Cyr
- Hunter Steele
- Kailyn Wiggins
- Layton Woodward
All S’s all year in Academics
- Destiny Abrams
- Dallas Batz
- Jack Boutwell
- Lamario Carter
- Ayden Crabtree
- Garrett Crabtree
- Shay Crosby
- Lily Driver
- Caden Eady
- Desi Fryman
- Kamryn Gibbs
- Mileigh Gibson
- John Hatch
- Baily Herrington
- Kelsey Hiatt
- Raegan Holley
- Chet Knable
- Darla Massey
- Caelen McKillion
- Macy Miller
- Mary Oliver
- Wyatt Ormand
- Dominic Picheo
- Shiloh Prince
- Kloie Quiroz
- Ayden Silcox
- Sophia St. Cyr
- Hunter Steele
- Kailyn Wiggins
- Layton Woodward
Perfect Attendance
- Jack Boutwell
- Ayden Crabtree
- John Hatch
First Grade Awards
Citizenship
- Austin Batz
- Camden Beaty
- Kenzie Blazek
- Andrew Chavers
- Alley Enfinger
- John Etheridge
- Jericha Finlay
- Aubree Jordan
- Joshua Kennedy
- Julie King
- Caleb Larson
- Braydon McCarra
- Hunter Manning
- Emma Nigam
- Lauren Pardue
- Caleb Rea
- Morgan Salmon
- Alison Saucier
- Grayden Sheffield
- Logan Shoffner
- Brooklyn Summerlin
- Keeley Wiggins
- Brooke Wilson
- Makayla Wood
- Abbigail Woods
A Honor Roll
- Austin Batz
- Jericha Finlay
- Aubree Jordan
- Logan Shoffner
A/B Honor Roll
- Camden Beaty
- Alley Enfinger
- John Etheridge
- Aiden Harris
- Kristopher Kelley
- Joshua Kennedy
- Brooke Lytton
- Hunter Manning
- Caleb Rea
- Naoki Rogers
- Morgan Salmon
- Grayden Sheffield
- Brooklyn Summerlin
- Makayla Woods
Outstanding Academic Excellence
- Liam Hatcher
- Lauren Pardue
Most Improved
- Kaylie Johnson
- Lauren Pardue
- River Powell
- Jessica Williams
Second Grade Awards
Accelerator Reader
- Lilly Hatch
Citizenship-
- Jade Allen
- Darius Abrams
- Kendall Alvare
- Tony Antrim
- Jarrett Bodiford
- Robbie Bodiford
- Kelsey Boykin
- Nathan Caston
- Niko Champagne
- Riley Crites
- Rylan Davis
- Moses Delarosa
- Matthew Dix
- Harley Edmonson
- Angel Escoto
- Kaydon Harigel
- Lilly Hatch
- Amber Irby
- Bobbie Sue Jarrel
- Sylvia Jarrel
- Samantha Kimmons
- Tommy Leatherberry
- Logan Mace
- Leila Mason
- Austin Manning
- Chance McElhannon
- Anna McKee
- Alyse McKillion
- Addison Pawless
- Chloe Ragsdale
- Brodie Rhodes
- Dylan Settle
- DeQuan Shabazz
- Chance Smith
- Brian Steele
- Colten Taylor
- Lavon Taylor
- Brier Thompson
- Trey Thompson
- Dominique Turner
- Trinity Wagoner
- Greg Walters
- Seth Wilcoxon
- Dylan Wood
- Carley Woodfin
Perfect Attendance
- Jarrett Bodifod
- Robbie Bodiford
- Rylan Davis
- Lilly Hatch
- Samantha Kimmons
- Brian Steele
- Lavon Taylor
A Honor Roll
- Kelsey Boykin
- Lilly Hatch
- Austin Manning
- Anna McKee
A/B Honor Roll
- Niko Champagne
- Kaydon Harigel
- Amber Irby
- Bobby Sue Jarrel
- Chance McElhannon
- Evin Pedicord
- Chloe Ragsdale
- Dylan Settle
- DeQuan Shabazz
- Colten Taylor
Most Improved
- Harley Edmonson
Improvement in Reading
- Angel Escoto
- Jayden Franklin
You Can’t Stop Fighting: Tate Student That Battled Cancer Graduates Today
June 2, 2014
Halee Boyd was among the students graduating from Tate High School Monday morning. A special moment coming a year later than she had hoped. Before her senior year, she began a battle against Alevola Rhabdomyosarcoma , ARMS for short, a rare cancer of the muscles that are attached to the bones. Treatments and complications prevented her graduation last year.
As her class members walked across the stage last year, Halee was in the PICU and Sacred Heart Children’s Hospital. Her entire graduating class wore gold ribbons in her honor.
“”Better late than never! It took me a little longer than most, but I’m finally here, crossing the finish line. Today, I stand a little bit taller and a whole lot stronger. Get ready to watch me fly!” — was printed on Halee’s graduation invitations.
Over the weekend, Halee’s family and supporter’s painted “Graffiti Bridge” in Pensacola for Halee as a congratulatory surprise.
“If you have something to live for, you can’t stop fighting,” was painted on the bridge.
Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
IP Awards $50K In Foundation Grants; Recipients Include Tate High, Jim Allen Elementary
June 2, 2014
International Paper (IP) Pensacola Mill has awarded $50,000 in foundation grants to local community organizations, including projects at Jim Allen Elementary and Tate High School.
“We feel privileged to be able to assist our local non-profits and community organizations in their continued efforts to serve, educate and help the residents and children of Northwest Florida,” said Janice Holmes, communications manager.
Local community organizations and their projects that were awarded IP grants for 2014 are:
- Jim Allen Elementary School, “Eggstraordinary Readers”
- The goal of the Jim Allen Reading Eggs program is to support each child’s learning by offering individual, one-on-one lessons that allow children to progress at their own rate. This program fosters a love of reading at a young age so students will continue to read and to be successful throughout life. The Reading Eggs program is a powerful educational program that is based on the most up-to-date research on how children learn to read. The program is interactive and it includes activities and reward games to keep children motivated and interested in learning to read.
- J.M. Tate High School “Focus on Biology”
- The Tate High School grant helps to fund lab microscopes that run on rechargeable batteries. Students will be able to visualize micro and macroscopic organisms and objects, demonstrate proper use and procedures and learn how to properly label and illustrate organisms.
- Autism Pensacola “Kids for Camp Summer Learning Lab”
- Ballet Pensacola, ”Discover Dance”
- Community Action Program, “Leap for Literacy”
- Council on Aging of NWFL, “Little Readers”
- Escambia County Board of Education, “Smart Links Recycling Program”
- Escambia County Public Schools Foundation for Excellence, “Literacy Classroom Partnership with IP”
- Every Child a Reader in Escambia, “Project Ready 2014”
- Greater First Baptist Church, “Community Literacy Mentoring and Tutoring Program”
- Navarre Beach Sea Turtle Conservation Center “Conservation Center”
- Partnership for Community Programs “Bay Day 2014” and “Stormwater Education and Inlet Marking Program
- Pathways for Change; “Pathways to Success”
- Pensacola Habitat for Humanity “Improving Access to Books”
- Pensacola Opera “From Words to Music”
- Pensacola State College Foundation, Inc., “PSC Summer Environment Camp”
- Perdido Bay Tribe, Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians, “Longleaf Pine Repopulation”
- Perdido Bay United Methodist Church, “Global Learning Academy Reading Volunteer” and “Nature Trail”
- S.S. Dixon “Read and Succeed in Science and Social Studies”
- United Cerebral Palsy of Northwest Florida “Journey to Literacy”
- UWF Foundation, “Best Robotics Hub” and “Explore Summer Camps”
Grants are awarded by the IP Foundation in Memphis, Tenn., which focuses on environmental education, literacy, employee involvement and critical community needs. A portion of those funds were used to purchase National Geographic Explorer magazine subscriptions for classes in Escambia and Santa Rosa Schools.
Mrs. Rhoda Greenwell, teacher at Jim Allen Elementary School for more than 40 years, reads Charlie the Caterpillar to the students before releasing butterflies. Submitted photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Local Robot Sets Speed Record For Running Robots
June 2, 2014
A new land-speed record for legged robots was achieved recently by a robot that calls Escambia County home.
The Florida Institute for Human and Machine Cognition HexRunner robot reached an estimated 30-33 mph on an open course, without any support tethers.
The record-setting run was filmed by the Discovery Channel, which is expected to broadcast it later this summer.
“More significant than the top speed is showing that you can make a running robot that doesn’t need a lot of feedback from sensors, and you don’t need a lot of actuation,” said IHMC Senior Research Scientist Jerry Pratt, team leader of the HexRunner project.
HexRunner is a running robot with six spring-loaded legs revolving around a central hub, with three legs on each side of the hub. At the tip of the top leg it stands six feet high. Dr. Pratt said the speed was measured with a chase car and through analysis of high-speed motion video shot from the side.
“The speedometer on the chase car hit 33 while the robot was still running away from it,” he said. The 30 mph documented speed is a conservative figure based on motion analysis from video taken during the test. “We might be able to hit 45 mph with small modifications if we have a good run on a long enough course.”
The HexRunner is the “parent” of the OutRunner robot, a two-foot version based on technology licensed from IHMC to Robotics Unlimited, headed by Research Scientist Sebastien Cotton, who worked on the HexRunner team.
The ultimate goal, Dr. Pratt said, is to figure out how animals run in nature, an understanding that could produce breakthroughs in robotics.
“The high-level question is how can animals run with stability at high speeds?” he said. “And how can we make a robot to achieve the same feats?”
IHMC Research Scientist Chris Schmidt-Wetekam said one of the next goals of the FastRunner project is to develop a fully segmented leg that more closely mimics biology.
“We’re working toward more complicated robots,” Dr. Schmidt-Wetekam said. “Things look really promising in simulation, but it’s a lot more complicated in actuality, so we went back to basics. HexRunner checks off an important box on our checklist, and validates our simulation. OK, we can do this.”
Northview High School Class Of 2014 Graduates (With Photo Gallery)
June 1, 2014
The 113 members of the Northview High School Class of 2014 graduated Saturday.
“I’ve learned that things can change in an instant. I’ve learned that how you react to those changes can really determine the caliber of person that you are,” Co-valedictorian Kasie Braun told her classmates. “I’ve learned that the things you earn are worth more than the things you’re given.”
“Always do the right thing, because you will, at some point in your life, reap what you sow,” Braun concluded to a standing ovation.
School Superintendent Malcolm Thomas praised the Class of 2014 for their numerous academic and athletic accomplishments, and for earning a record setting $1.7 million dollars in scholarship money.
For a photo gallery, click here. (More individual photos will be published this week.)
A complete list of graduates is below the bottom photo, scroll down.
Pictured top. Co-valedictorian Kasie Braun was the first of 113 members of the Northview High School Class of 2014 to receive her diploma Saturday. Pictured inset: An empty chair with the class flower, a white rose with red tips, honored the memory of Wade Jernigan, a class member who was killed in an traffic accident in 2011. Pictured below: The Northview Class of 2014 celebrates. NorthEscambia.com photos, click to enlarge.
Summa Cum Luade (4.0 and above)
Kasie Lee Braun – Co-valedictorian
Victoria Anne Wright – Co-valedictorian
Courtney Yvonne Solari
Anna Elizabeth Donald
Jessica Nicole Lowery
Courtney Alexandra Weaver
Dale Wayne Brown
Talana Michelle Heathcock
Tamara Maria Green
Karissa Lea Strickland
Marina Nikol Gray
Danielle Nichole Steadham
Rachel Ann Presley
Audrey Leigh Byrd
Anna Elizabeth Fischer
Lana Leigh Clayton
Zacarra Kelline Davis
Magna Cum Laude (3.85 and above)
Jeremy Logan Stacey
Samantha Suzanne Barrow
Hilery Danielle Scott
Madison Brooke Arrington
Morgan Nicole Digmon
Katelynne Nicole Calloway
Mashama Ashaki-Kai Codrington
Cum Laude (3.5 and above)
Justin Elliot King
Chelsea Brooke Ward
Chloe Vanessa Leonard
Mariah Laine Albritton
Tony Anthony McAroy, Jr.
Tiffani Nichole Pritchett
Lily Ann Townson
Alexandria Nicole Martin
Lauryn Elizabeth Walker
Kira Nerys Cartwright
Other Graduating Members, Class of 2013
Ryan Wayne Ashcraft
Donald Hamilton Baity
Kevin Matthew Barrow
Jody Wayne Bonner
Timothy Michael Born
Trey Brian Boutwell
Taylor Marie Brook
Colton Lane Brown
Jessica Ann Brown
Skye Lynn Brown
Ryan James Carter
Matthew Phillip Cayson
Daniel Ray Coggins
Curtis Michael Coker
Madalyn Yvonne Coon
Dakota Lee Craft
Tristen Lee Creamer
Dalton Ray Daniel
Hunter Nicholas Dettling
David Andrew Edwards
Kendrell Dashawn Elliott
Britney Hope Fischer
Makayla Danielle Flowers
Lindsey Denise Francis
Brannon Charles Freeman
Hunter Paul Gafford
Shaina Eleece Gibson
Tyler Austin Gifford
Brandon Kyle Godwin
Casey Hunter Godwin
Marcus Hunter Godwin
Steven Christophe Gregory
Keyth Briandrya Grice
Rebecca Lynn Grim
Michael Anthony Hall, Jr.
Marvin Anthony Haynie, Jr.
Cory Davis Hester
Kelsie Michelle Hudson
Courtney Lynn Jones
Tori Amber Jordan
Benjamin Adam Kaderly
Ashley Leann Kimbel
Jasmine Diane Maher
Audra Elizabeth Martin
Brittany Nicole Martin
Luke Alexander McDaniel
Holden Eugene Moore
Christopher Jay Moye
Olivia Kate Neal
Emily Christine Nicholson
Shelby Lee Nielsen
Willie Ray Owens, III
Malik Tyrell Peacock
Mary Jane Peck
Natasha Nicole Peebles
Autumn Lashay Pierce
Ronald Ray Pritchett, Jr.
Johnathan Baccari Ramer
Michael Kweisi Rieves
Caitlyn Christine Rigby
Neino Axavary Robinson
Mikaela Lynn Santos
Rebekah Mary Sepulveda
Nathan Ernest Shipps
Danny Hunter Slay
Kent Richard Smith
Mason Alexandra Solchenberger
Crystal Sky Stalvey
Jeffery Lee Taylor, II
Laquan Maurice Thomas
Daulton Blade Tullis
Garrett Mason Turner
Brandy Marie Walker
Kendrick Kendal Walker
Shauna Marie Walker
Karmen Leeanna Watson
Mallory Amanda Wiggins
Isaiah Joseph Williams
Kody Austin Wood
Sunshine Math Students Shine In Annual Competition
June 1, 2014
The Escambia County Council of Teachers of Mathematics recently held its annual Sunshine Mathematics Competition (Super Stars III) with 600 third, fourth and fifth grade students competing.
Individual competition winners were:
Third grade: First place, Tori Vinson, A. K. Suter Elementary; second place, Kendra Gwaltney, Longleaf Elementary; third place, Nina Burt, Brentwood Elementary.
Fourth grade: First place, Wassim Khabou, Cordova Park Elementary; second place, Mallory Lawrence, Cordova Park Elementary; third place, Isabel Green, A. K. Suter Elementary.
Fifth grade: First place, Kendall Frazee, N. B. Cook Elementary; second place, Louis DiRusso, R. C. Lipscomb Elementary; third place, Amara Schoppmann, Lipscomb.
Team competition winners were:
Third grade: First place, Jim Allen Elementary Team 2, (teacher, Mary J. Holley-Lewis and students Stephen Byrd, Alyssa Leger, Ty Smith, Anna Whetzel); second place, A.K. Suter Team 1, (teacher, Caroline Carithers and students Roman Bassett, Madison Brown, Otis Evans, Tori Vinson); third place, N.B. Cook Team 1, (teacher, Julie Ferrara and students, Grayson Reamsma; Carson Younger; Jamie Turner; Drake Salter).
Fourth grade: First place, Jim Allen Team 1, (teacher, Mary J. Holley-Lewis and students Christian Meadows, Alyssa Daniels, Megan Winterberry, Kaleb Rudd); second place, Cordova Park Team 1, (teacher Jessica Fell and students John Deane, Wassim Khabou, Mallory Lawrence, Abigail Price); third place, Molino Park Elementary Team 1, (teachers Angie Bodiford/Marnie Lowery and students Jaden Lewis, Aden Fennell, Sarah Sconiers, MacKenzie Sims).
Fifth grade: First place, Longleaf Elementary Team 1, (teacher Shannon Cross and students Michael Dixon, Emanuel McDuffie, Madelyn Scott, Kevin Davis); second place, Pine Meadow Elementary Team 1 (teacher Casey McGee and students Emily Stabler, Josiah Keene, Brennen Graham, Jonathon Woodel; third place, A.K. Suter Team 2 (teacher Caroline Carithers and students Anabelle Arnett, Trevor Shaffer, Ameenah Clark, Aiden Tylavsky.
Pictured top: The Bratt Elementary Sunshine Math team. Submitted photo by Joey Hetrick for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
Bratt Elementary Releases Fourth Nine Weeks Honor Roll
June 1, 2014
The following students were named to the fourth nine weeks honor roll at Bratt Elementary School:
All A’s
- Raegan Abbott
- Anna Adams
- Erich Amerson
- Sarah Bailey
- Hayden Baker
- John Bashore
- Olivia Boatwright
- Luke Bridges
- Conner Byrne
- Emilee Cabral
- Kadence Calvert
- Abby Coker
- Noah Condrey
- Shelby Cotita
- Sophia Cotita
- Colton Criswell
- Callie Davis
- Savannah Doremus
- Carsyn Dortch
- Jacee Dortch
- Mayson Edwards
- Scotty Elliott
- Noah Faulkner
- Aaliyah Fountain
- Makayla Garrett
- Caitlyn Gibson
- Amber Gilman
- Jamison Gilman
- Emma Gilmore
- Maggie Godwin
- Shelby Godwin
- Ava Gurganus
- Zane Gurganus
- Tucker Hall
- Leah Hetrick
- Sarah Hetrick
- Hannah Hughes
- April Johnson
- Hunter Johnson
- Allyson Jones
- Laura Laborde
- Aden Lashley
- Kennedy Long
- Alexis Moya
- Alyssa Moya
- Taviana Parker
- Bentley Van Pelt
- Colby Pugh
- Libby Pugh
- Kenna Redmond
- Ally Richardson
- Bryan Romeos
- Angel Schoonover
- Maggie Scott
- McKenna Simmons
- Jacob Spence
- Mia Starns
- Aubrey Stuckey
- Shelby Ward
- Raycer Watson
- Autumn Williams
- Clay Wilson
All A’s and B’s
- Rabekah Abbott
- Adam Adams
- Luke Amerson
- Maggie Amerson
- Sara Amerson
- Kyiah Bailey
- Leah Berry
- Ethan Bingham
- Riley Blachwell
- Kyle Blanton
- Lakyn Bodiford
- Tanner Boone
- Destiney Bradley
- Allie Brantley
- Aiden Broadhead
- Abbie Buford
- Macie Buford
- Jaquorious Burt
- Anyis Cabral
- Ashlynn Cabral
- Kayla Campbell
- Jakyra Carte
- Landon Chavers
- Tyler Ray Cloud
- CaSandra Davis
- Donavon Davis
- Kylie Davis
- Franki Daw
- Payton Daw
- Ryan Dove
- Gage Eicher
- Lexi Evans
- Khaliah Ewing
- Jacob Findley
- Daelyn Fine
- Tessa Flowers
- Zykuria Fountain
- Gabby Franklin
- Olivia Gibson
- Raleigh Gibson
- David Gilley
- JP Gilman
- Gracie Godwin
- Berklee Hall
- Bryce Hall
- Abbie Hardy
- Kohle Harigel
- Kara Hawkins
- Joshlynn Helton
- Jikeir Hudson
- Cole Hughes
- Brendan Hulley
- Gracie James
- Markavia Johnson
- Derek Kinley
- Justin Kinley
- Trent Knighten
- Gage Lambert
- Taylor Lashley
- Anna Lee
- James Loftis
- Sarah Long
- Travis Lowry
- Blake Macks
- Reid McCall
- Braeden McGhee
- Megan McGhee
- Bailie Merchant
- Michael Merchant
- Adannaya Mondaca
- Elianna Morales
- Kai Morton
- Mary Paige Nassar
- Abigail Nelson
- Travis Nelson
- Jaylon North
- Blaize Parrish
- Caden Peterson
- Madison Peterson
- Dennis Pittman
- Stone Presley
- Matthew Pruitt
- Dallon Rackard
- Ashton Ray
- Shelby Rice
- Torian Richardson
- Paige Ross
- Kasen Sawyer
- Kaylee Sawyer
- Makayla Sells
- Adrianne Shanks
- Madeliln Sheedy
- Carter Sigafoose
- Mandell Smith
- Vivyan Smith
- Zakyla Smith
- Devon Spencer
- Alyssa Stabler
- Eli Stephens
- Emily Stilwell
- Jon Stilwell
- Rebekah Stilwell
- Jaimee Taylor
- Cody Thomas
- Madison Thomas
- So’Lae Trotter
- Leila Turberville
- Halona Walker
- Summer Waters
- Addison White
- Jordan Wilson
- Lane Wilson
- Leonte Wright
- Joshua Zisa
Northview Seniors Earn Over $1.7 Million In Scholarships
May 31, 2014
Northview High School has announced that members of the the Class of 2014 were awarded at least $1,713,445 in scholarships, a school record.
Awarded scholarships included:
Mariah Albritton
- Gold Seal Vocational – Bright Futures – $3,384
Madison Arrington
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Kevin Barrow
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Gautrelet Award – Spring Hill College – $52,000
Kasie Braun
- AT&T Foundation Scholarship – $2,500
- Atmore Rotary 4 Year – $750
- Florida Academic Scholar- Bright Futures – $12,000
- IIT Heald Scholarship – $100,000
- Jim & Jumi Ross Memorial – $500
- Johnson & Wales – $500
- Mary Baldwin College – $80,000
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- NJROTC Scholarship – $180,000
- United Bank of Atmore – $300
Taylor Brook
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- Troy Band Scholarship – $2,500
Dale Brown
- Florida Academic Scholar – Bright Futures – $12,000
- UWF Argonaut Scholarship – $12,000
Skye Brown
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Audrey Byrd
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Katelynne Calloway
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Kira Cartwright
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Matthew Cayson
- Studer Make a Difference Award – $1,000
Mashama Codrington
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Take Stock in Children partial – $6,191
Lana Clayton
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Morgan Digmon
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Hunter Dettling
- MIRA Book Award – $250
- University of Mobile University Scholarship – $20,000
- University of Mobile Center for Performing Arts – $8,000
- Fualkner State Music Scholarship
Anna Donald
- Atmore Rotary 4 year – $750
- FBLA District One Scholarship – $250
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- Troy University Chancellors Award Scholarship – $35,000
- Troy University Trojan Opportunity Scholarship – $3,000
Anna Fischer
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Gold Seal Vocational – Bright Futures – $3,384
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- UWF Nautilus Scholarship – $6,000
Marina Gray
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Tamara Green
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Southern Normal School Scholarship – $500
Rebecca Grim
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Take Stock in Children Scholarship – $12,382
Talana Heathcock
- Spring Hill – Portier Leader Award – $80,000
- University of South Alabama Presidential – $14,000
Cory Hester
- MIRA Book Award – $200
Kelsie Hudson
- Fortis Institute A.S.N. Scholarship – $1,000
Courtney Jones
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Justin King
- Gold Seal Vocational – Bright Futures – $3,384
- MIRA Book Award – $200
Chloe Leonard
- MIRA Book Award – $200
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Jessica Lowery
- Florida Medallion Scholar – Bright Futures – $9,000
Ali Martin
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- PSC Outstanding Minority Scholarship – $1,800
Rachel Presley
- 1st Generation Poarch Scholarship – $40,000
Tiffani Pritchett
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Take Stock in Children Scholarship – $12,382
Jonathan Baccari Ramer
- 1st Generation Poarch Scholarship – $40,000
Caitlyn Rigby
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
Hilery Scott
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- PSC Concert Chorale – $1,400
- PSC Entertainers Scholarship – $1,400
Danny Slay
- Mayville State University Football – $4,800
Kent Smith
- Troy University Band Scholarship – $6,000
Courtney Solari
- Atmore Rotary 4 Year – $750
- Charles & Alice Mayson – $17,400
- FFA Friends and Alumni Scholarship – $500
- Florida Academic Scholar- Bright Futures – $12,000
- Pensacola Interstate Fair Scholarship – $1,000
- Thomas Weaver Memorial FFA – $500
- UWF Nautilus Scholarship – $6,000
Jeremy Stacey
- UWF Argonaut Scholarship – $12,000
- FFA Friends and Alumni Scholarship – $500
- Florida Academic Scholar- Bright Futures – $12,000
Danielle Steadham
- PSC President’s Award – $1,800
Karissa Strickland
- Barrineau Park Scholarship – $500
- Florida Medallion Scholars – Bright Futures – $9,000
- Take Stock in Children – $10,420
Daulton Tullis
- McGhee Tullis Tuition Assistance Scholarship – $100,000
Lauryn Walker
- Atmore Rotary All-Star – $500
- Tommy Weaver Memorial DCT Scholarship – $500
Courtney Weaver
- Atmore Rotary 4 year – $750
- Gold Seal Vocational – Bright Futures – $3,384
- Spring Hill College – Portier Leader Award – $80,000
Victoria Wright
- AFROTC Scholarship – $180,000
- American Legion Auxillary Scholarship – $5,000
- Atmore Rotary 4 Year – $750
- Barrineau Park Scholarship – $1,000
- District One FBLA – $250
- EREC Scholarship – $4,000
- First National Bank – Sal award – $50
- Florida Academic Scholar- Bright Futures – $12,000
- Florida PEO Scholarship – $2,000
- Jim & Jumi Ross Memorial Scholarship – $500
- United States Air Force Academy – $444,984
- UWF Nautilus Scholarship – $12,000
Northview senior and co-valedictorian Kasie Braun was presented a NJROTC scholarship valued at up to $180,000. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.
Bittersweet Goodbye: Molino Park 5th Graders Take Final Walk
May 31, 2014
It was a bittersweet time at Molino Park Elemenatry School Friday as fifth graders took their final walk to the buses on the last day of school. Many shed tears, while others celebrated as the students were cheered on. NorthEscambia.com photos by Kristi Smith, click to enlarge.
Northview High Names 2014 Honors Graduates, Two Valedictorians
May 30, 2014
Northview High School named their honors graduates during Thursday night’s 2014 Senior Awards Night.
The school announced Friday that the Class of 2014 will have two valedictorians for the Class of 2014 — Kasie Lee Braun and Victoria Anne Wright. A total of 34 students were named honors graduates with a final GPA of 3.5 or above.
Northview Class of 2014 Summa Cum Laude graduates (4.0 GPA and above) are:
1. Kasie Lee Braun, Victoria Anne Wright (Valedictorians)
3. Courtney Yvonne Solari
4. Anna Elizabeth Donald
5. Jessica Nicole Lowery
6. Courtney Alexandra Weaver
7. Dale Wayne Brown
8. Talana Michelle Heathcock
9. Tamara Maria Green
10. Karissa Lea Strickland
11. Marina Nikol Gray
12. Danielle Nichole Steadham
13. Rachel Ann Presley
14. Audrey Leigh Byrd
15. Anna Elizabeth Fischer
16. Lana Leigh Clayton
17. Zacarra Kelline Davis
Northview Class of 2014 Magna Cum Laude graduates (3.85 or higher) are:
18. Jeremy Logan Stacey
19. Samantha Suzanne Barrow
20. Hilery Danielle Scott
21. Madison Brooke Arrington
22. Morgan Nicole Digmon
23. Katelynne Nicole Calloway
24. Mashama Ashaki-Kai Codrington
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Northview Class of 2014 Cum Laude (3.5 and above) graduates are:
25. Justin Elliot King
26. Chelsea Brooke Ward
27. Chloe Vanessa Leonard
28. Mariah Laine Albritton
29. Tony Anthony McAroy, Jr.
30. Tiffani Nichole Pritchett
31. Lily Ann Townson
32. Alexandria Nicole Martin
33. Lauryn Elizabeth Walker
34. Kira Nerys Cartwright
The Northview High School Class of 2014 will graduate at 4 p.m. Saturday in the school gymnasium.
Pictured top: Northview Class of 2014 Summa Cum Laude graduates. NorthEscambia.com photo, click to enlarge.