14 Tate High Students Recognized For Perfect State Standardized Assessment Scores

October 3, 2025

Fourteen Tate High School students have been recognized for achieving perfect scores on the 2025 state standardized assessments.

“These students exemplify what it means to strive for excellence,” said Principal Laura Touchstone. “Earning a perfect score is a rare and remarkable achievement, and we are incredibly proud of the focus and determination each of these students demonstrated. They serve as an inspiration to their peers and show us all what can be achieved through dedication and hard work.”

The following Tate High students earned perfect scores:

  • Ja’lon Rodgers – FAA Biology EOC and FAA U.S. History EOC
  • Kira Kimmons – Biology EOC
  • Kendra McDonald – FAST ELA Reading Assessment
  • Henry Merritt – Biology EOC
  • Joerel Moore – Biology EOC
  • Marcus Cooper – U.S. History EOC
  • Tristan Crumm – U.S. History EOC
  • Zion Hardaway – U.S. History EOC
  • Charlie McMillian – Biology EOC
  • Oliver Ortez – U.S. History EOC
  • Callum Posey – U.S. History EOC
  • Ethan Rezaie – U.S. History EOC
  • Elijah Scott – U.S. History EOC
  • Beatrice Tosi – U.S. History EOC

Pictured (L-R) Tate High School Principal Laura Touchstone, Ja’lon Rodgers, Kira Kimmons, Joerel Moore, Tristan Crumm, Charlie McMillian, Callum Posey, Ethan Rezaie, and Elijah Scott. Not pictured: Beatrice Tosi (2024-2025 foreign exchange student), Kendra McDonald, Henry Merritt, Marcus Cooper, Zion Hardaway, and Oliver Ortez. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.

Comments

2 Responses to “14 Tate High Students Recognized For Perfect State Standardized Assessment Scores”

  1. CB on October 3rd, 2025 12:07 pm

    I absolutely love seeing the next generation putting fourth the best efforts. May they have bright futures ahead

  2. River Rat on October 3rd, 2025 9:02 am

    Congratulations to all 14 students on your great accomplishment. Ja’lon Rodgers, I pray you get a Big Fat Steak Dinner for bringing home 2 Perfect Assesments!
    All of you will go far in life if you just keep striving for nothing but the best as you did with your Perfect State Standardized Assessment Score. Best of luck to all.