Cherokee, Creekview Scholars Named
They scored at or above the 90th percentile on the Grade 11 PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test.
Cherokee (top) and Creekview (bottom) students scored at or above the 90th percentile on the PSAT.
Cherokee County School District
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More than 120 Cherokee County School District students were named Superintendent’s 2012 Key Scholars, a designation given to students who score at or above the 90th percentile on the Grade 11 PSAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test. During a ceremony at River Ridge High School, these whiz kids received a school district certificate of achievement and a letter jacket patch. They will also be honored at their school’s year-end awards ceremony.
Congratulations to the following students from high schools in ZIP codes 30114 and 30115:
- Caleb Bowlick
- Jeffrey Bradshaw
- Matthew Davidson
- Shawn Gressly
- Sydney Harrison
- Samantha Holloway
- Jacqueline Kim
- Ian Lewis
- Alec Loos
- Gibson Manous
- Ashley Peterman
- Dixie Ray
- Jebb Ricketts
- Caleb Rogers
- Ashley Tofil
- Wade Vine
- Macy Werner
- Amelia White
- Taylor Wilson
- Timothy Wolf
- Skyler Wyatt
- Eloise Yount
- Mary Blackwell
- Benjamin Carraway
- Victoria Cochran
- John Cowart
- Mason Gaddis
- Janet Garner
- Jordan Gates
- Taylor Gates
- Adam Geller
- Tracy Hall
- Emily Horn
- Benjamin McFarlin
- Ashley Pacilio
- Kasey Perrin
- Justin Pettyjohn
- Jonathan Russell
- Madeline Ryan
- Kathryn Sanders
- Edmund Schoewe
- Abigail Sherrod
- Kayla Spenard
- Chase Tetpon
- Madison Thrift
- Tessa Trumbauer
Click here for the complete list of recipients.
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Cherokee High School
930 Marietta Hwy, Canton, GA -
Creekview High School
1550 Owens Store Rd, Canton, GA -
Cherokee County School District Central Office Complex
111 Academy St, Canton, GA -
River Ridge High School
400 Arnold Mill Rd, Woodstock, GA
Layne Bessho
2:09 pm on Monday, March 26, 2012
Way to go! This is awesome! Why is it that I only hear from other people how bad Cherokee High School is academically? I don't keep completely up-to-date (my oldest is only in 2nd grade) but I've heard plenty of good things!