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Students Of The Year Honored From Each Escambia School
April 22, 2011
Students of the Year were honored Thursday night by the Escambia County Council of PTAs and PTSAs, Baptist Healthcare and the Escambia County Public Schools Foundation for Excellence.
The awards, which are for students overcoming challenges, were presented at the N.B. Cook Elementary School of the Arts.
North Escambia area students honored were:
- Bratt Elementary School – Latavia Grace
- Byrneville Elementary School – Shellie Harrelson
- Ernest Ward Middle School – Amy Murph
- J.M. Tate High School – Brenton Reid
- Jim Allen Elementary School – Zachary Donaldson
- Molino Park Elementary School – Rubin O’Donovan
- Northview High School – Brandon Scott
- Ransom Middle School – Nicholas Ward
Other students from across the county receiving the honor were:
- A.K. Suter Elementary – Elizabeth Partington
- Allie Yniestra Elementary School – Destiny Griffin
- Bellview Elementary School – Barbara Lutz
- Bellview Middle School – Abigail Odom
- Beulah Elementary School – Jacob Studebaker
- Blue Angels Elementary School – Ty Neumayer
- Booker T. Washington High School – Terrias “T.J.” Lake
- Brentwood Elementary School – Cortasia Weaver
- Brown Barge Middle School – Michael Ho
- C.A. Weis Elementary School – Zynaria Berry
- Cordova Park Elementary School – Mia Zareck
- Ensley Elementary School – Kevon Gaines
- Escambia Charter School – Kristin Moye
- Escambia High School – La’Maysha Pleasant
- Escambia Westgate Center elementary – Helena James
- Escambia Westgate Center middle – Hawk Americanhorse
- Escambia Westgate Center high – William Davis, III
- Ferry Pass Elementary School – Deshawnna Allen
- Ferry Pass Middle School – Madisan Kate King
- Hallmark Elementary School – Tremaine Bright
- Hellen Caro Elementary School – Sam Vinyard
- Holm Elementary School – Ethan Luckie
- Jacqueline Harris Preparatory School – Kemondrey Thomas
- Jim C. Bailey Middle School – Dacon Lamarr Buchanan
- Judy Andrews Center – Lindsey Michelle Barr.
- Lakeview Day Support Center elementary – Marvino “Tre” Allen, III.
- Lakeview Day Support Center middle – Marisol Zuniga
- Lakeview Day Support Center high – Sarah Pickard
- Lincoln Park Elementary School – Tavares Nichols
- Longleaf Elementary School – Gabriella Mayes
- McArthur Elementary School – Sara Elizabeth Bradley
- McMillan Pre-kindergarten Program – Isabella DeJesus
- Montclair Elementary School – Amanda Evans
- Myrtle Grove Elementary School – Taylor Hinson
- N.B. Cook Elementary School – Charles Warren
- Navy Point Elementary School – Aurora Rodriguez
- O.J. Semmes Elementary School – Taylor Delorme
- Oakcrest Elementary School – Victoria McLaney Harris
- PACE Center for Girls – Tiffany Bodie
- PATS Center – Gerald “Gerry” Sill
- Pensacola Beach Elementary School – Blair Amberson
- Pensacola Boys’ Base – Brandon Fenn
- Pensacola High School – Tae Kyung Yang
- Pine Forest High School – Ryan Trilling
- Pine Meadow Elementary School – Phenix Lamkin
- Pleasant Grove Elementary School – Shelby Ladieu
- R.C. Lipscomb Elementary School – Gregory Heck
- Scenic Heights Elementary School – Richard Holzknecht
- Sherwood Elementary School – Marvinique Thomas
- Spencer Bibbs Elementary School – Theriyana Moore
- Warrington Middle School – Devonchae Bryant
- West Florida High School of Advanced Technology – Jordan Britt
- West Pensacola Elementary School – Gina Rose Velez
- Woodham Middle School – Sakura Kawasaki
- Workman Middle School – Luna Floyd
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14 Responses to “Students Of The Year Honored From Each Escambia School”
Go Shelby Ladieu-doo!!! Student of the year! Way to go… (she’s right beside me!)
Congratulations Hawk! I’m so very proud of you! May your future shine as brightly as this year did!
Wow! Awesome! Congratulation Brandon. Love Uncle David & Glendale
Congratulations to you Brandon, we are so very proud of you and your accomplishments! love you Aunt Lisa
Congratulations Brandon! I’m very proud of you! Love your sister, Hannah
Congratulations Brandon, we’re so proud of you! Thanks to all who contributed in this recognition program. Without all your hard work, it would not be possible.
So proud of you Brandon……..
Congratulations Brandon we all very proud of you.
Congratulations to all the children and their teachers.
BRAVO
Congratulations to Molino Park Elementary School – Rubin O’Donovan.
We wish you the very Best of Luck in your transition to Middle School.
We are very Proud of you.
Molino Park PTA
Latavia, I am so proud of you and happy for you! I have not forgotten you from my Christian Ed. class! All the folks from the schools have just found out what we already knew: that you are a great Christian young lady! Love ya!….Ms. Trudie
Way to go Brandon! I am so proud of you!
Congratulations to our future leaders!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Congratulations Amy Murph on a job well done. Enjoy your years at Northview High School.