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These latest announcements from the Southside High School, via the Beaufort County School System, reminds us that schools are a focal point of activity.
Craig Nobles was honored as Southside High School’s nominee to the Beaufort County Board of Education for the character trait of good judgment. Craig was also the county winner at the high school level.
Other students nominated for this character trait, part of the Beaufort County Schools’ character education program, included Chad Johnson, Isaiah Moore, Monay Spencer, J.J. Jones, Candace Clark, Ron Keyes, Raquan Ward, J’Asia Norfleet, Trey Elks, Darius Whitley, Wyatt Pecher, Taquanza Hardy, Joannie Williams, Darion Curlings, Chelsea Moore, Tijuana Moore, Nancy Angeles, Fernando Hernandez, Nick Blount, Khadidra Smith, Courtney Respass, and Thesally Fulford.
Southside faculty and staff also recognized students for following staff instructions, part of the SOAR initiative under the PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies) program. These students included Raeshon Arthur, Trey Elks, James R. Jones, Shanelle Virgil, William Clifton, Trinity Dawson, Laura Whittington, Mallory Beddard, Ashley Fields, Tameka Smith, Will Mumford, Lakeisha Clark, Jadai Moore, Corey Ginn, Hailey Tobias, Zoila Tello Lopez, Dakota Gaylord, Alexis Jenkins, and Chris Godley.
All nominees were honored at a reception at Southside on April 27.
Students who were recognized for good judgment included (first row) Tijuana Moore, Fernando Hernandez, Nancy Angeles, Chelsea Moore, Ron Keyes, Chad Johnson, (second row) Taquanza Hardy, Joannie Williams, Monay Spencer, Courtney Respess, Darion Curlings, Wyatt Pecher, J’Asia Norfleet, Nick Blount, (third row) Trey Elks, J.J. Jones, Raquan Ward, Darius Whitley, and Isaiah Moore.
Students who were recognized for following staff instructions included (first row) Zoila Tello Lopez, Alexis Jenkins, Trinity Dawson, Ashley Fields, Dakota Gaylord, (second row) Jadai Moore, Tameka Smith, Lakeisha Clark, Laura Whittington, Mallory Beddard, Shanelle Virgil, Chris Godley, (third row) James R. Jones, Corey Ginn, Haley Tobias, Raeshon Arthur, Trey Elks, Will Mumford, and William Clifton.
Southside High School sophomores J’Asia Norfleet, Katie Boyd, Jeremiah Johnson, and McKenna McRoy were among fifty participants from across the state who attended the Satellite Camp (Science and Technology Enriching Lifelong Leadership in Tomorrow’s Endeavors) at North Carolina State University May 12-16.
The Satellite Camp program is designed to expose high school sophomores to a wide range of N.C. State’s science and technology resources while exploring future educational and career opportunities in a variety of fields. Satellite Camp scholars participate in a variety of college activities, including living in dorms; attending lectures, hands-on laboratories, and interactive demonstrations; and participating in various cultural and enrichment activities.
To attend the program, students must be interested in exploring the leadership dimensions of science and technology. They had to submit two recommendations and two essays as part of the competitive selection process.
Pictured (seated left to right) are J’Asia Norfleet, Katie Boyd, (standing left to right) Jeremiah Johnson, and McKenna McRoy.
Members of the Southside High School FFA competed in the Northeast Regional Rally held on April 27 at Beaufort County Community College.
Macy Paramore placed first in Extemporaneous Public Speaking. The team of Brooke Miller, Alisha Morgan, Megan Maye, and Katlin Ward placed third in Introduction to Horticulture, while the team of James Pinkham, Craig Nobles, Jake Ayers, and Clay Smith placed fourth in Agriculture Mechanics. Macy Paramore, along with the Horticulture team, will next compete at the state level in Raleigh June 19-21. Joshua Singleton is the advisor of the Southside FFA.
Pictured left to right are Brooke Miller, Katlin Ward, Alisha Morgan, and Macy Paramore. Megan Maye is not pictured.
Call/email if you have questions.
Sarah Hodges
Public Information Officer
Beaufort County Schools
252.946.6593 office
252.402.5834 cell
shodges@beaufort.k12.nc.us e-mailoto)
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These latest announcements from the Southside High School, via the Beaufort County School System, reminds us that schools are a focal point of activity.
Character Trait of Good Judgment
Craig Nobles was honored as Southside High School’s nominee to the Beaufort County Board of Education for the character trait of good judgment. Craig was also the county winner at the high school level.
Other students nominated for this character trait, part of the Beaufort County Schools’ character education program, included Chad Johnson, Isaiah Moore, Monay Spencer, J.J. Jones, Candace Clark, Ron Keyes, Raquan Ward, J’Asia Norfleet, Trey Elks, Darius Whitley, Wyatt Pecher, Taquanza Hardy, Joannie Williams, Darion Curlings, Chelsea Moore, Tijuana Moore, Nancy Angeles, Fernando Hernandez, Nick Blount, Khadidra Smith, Courtney Respass, and Thesally Fulford.
Southside faculty and staff also recognized students for following staff instructions, part of the SOAR initiative under the PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention Strategies) program. These students included Raeshon Arthur, Trey Elks, James R. Jones, Shanelle Virgil, William Clifton, Trinity Dawson, Laura Whittington, Mallory Beddard, Ashley Fields, Tameka Smith, Will Mumford, Lakeisha Clark, Jadai Moore, Corey Ginn, Hailey Tobias, Zoila Tello Lopez, Dakota Gaylord, Alexis Jenkins, and Chris Godley.
All nominees were honored at a reception at Southside on April 27.
Satellite Camp
Southside High School sophomores J’Asia Norfleet, Katie Boyd, Jeremiah Johnson, and McKenna McRoy were among fifty participants from across the state who attended the Satellite Camp (Science and Technology Enriching Lifelong Leadership in Tomorrow’s Endeavors) at North Carolina State University May 12-16.
The Satellite Camp program is designed to expose high school sophomores to a wide range of N.C. State’s science and technology resources while exploring future educational and career opportunities in a variety of fields. Satellite Camp scholars participate in a variety of college activities, including living in dorms; attending lectures, hands-on laboratories, and interactive demonstrations; and participating in various cultural and enrichment activities.
To attend the program, students must be interested in exploring the leadership dimensions of science and technology. They had to submit two recommendations and two essays as part of the competitive selection process.
Southside High School FFA
Members of the Southside High School FFA competed in the Northeast Regional Rally held on April 27 at Beaufort County Community College.
Macy Paramore placed first in Extemporaneous Public Speaking. The team of Brooke Miller, Alisha Morgan, Megan Maye, and Katlin Ward placed third in Introduction to Horticulture, while the team of James Pinkham, Craig Nobles, Jake Ayers, and Clay Smith placed fourth in Agriculture Mechanics. Macy Paramore, along with the Horticulture team, will next compete at the state level in Raleigh June 19-21. Joshua Singleton is the advisor of the Southside FFA.
Call/email if you have questions.
Sarah Hodges
Public Information Officer
Beaufort County Schools
252.946.6593 office
252.402.5834 cell
shodges@beaufort.k12.nc.us e-mailoto)
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