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CSHS announces honors scholars

Crystal Springs High School has announced honors scholars for the first nine weeks of the 2022-2023 school year. Students named to the Superintendent’s Honor Roll include Pricillia Bailey, William Bik, Alyssa Brown, Kyla Fisher, Janiya Hampton, Denver Jackson, William King, Meckenzie McKenny, Briann Nelson, Kenzie Nickelson, Katelyn Poor, Klarissa Sanders, Taliyah Welch, and Tamia Yates. Students named to the Principal’s…

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WAC announces honors scholars

Wesson Attendance Center has announced honors scholars for the first nine weeks of the 2022-2023 school year. Students named to the Superintendent’s List include: First grade – Alyvia Brooke Bacot, Delilah Brooke Beckerson, Mason Jeremiah Beckerson, Rylie Danielle Brown, Gatlin Mikell Burch, Emilia Mallory Case, Sami Elizabeth Curole, Karly Kay Dowd, Siya Ann Esponge, Kennedy…

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Copiah Academy announces honors scholars

Copiah Academy has announced honors scholars for the first nine weeks of the 2022-2023 school year. Students named to the Headmaster List include: Third grade – Lane Allen, Henry Anderson, Banks Barton, Levi Burke, Graeme Hydrick, Aiden McAlister, Abel Mohon, Chesney Rancifer, Sydney Shields, Briggs Sojourner, Piper Whitwell; fourth grade – Liam Atwood, Emily Grace…

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Co-Lin Foundation welcomes new board members

  The Copiah-Lincoln Community College Foundation recently elected six new members to its board: James Brown, Aimee Guido, John C. Hughes, Stephen McNulty, Dustin Walker and Marney Walker. James Brown James Brown, of Natchez, is a 2005 graduate of Co-Lin, a 2012 graduate of Northwestern State University, where he received a degree in business administration,…

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Hazlehurst Elementary School receives special award

Hazlehurst Elementary School was recently presented an award by Keep Copiah County Beautiful (KCCB) for their school recycling program. At the beginning of the year, Mamie DuBose, recycling coordinator for KCCB, submitted an entry for the school recycling program in the Keep Mississippi Beautiful Awards Program. The newly-formed recycling program claimed second place in the…

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