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MCES Announces Honor Roll

MCES Announces Honor Roll
J.D. DICKERSON'S HEROES — The first group of Heroes at J.D. Dickerson Primary School was chosen by their teachers based on their hard work during the first semester of school. These students are morning helpers in the halls at JDD. They show leadership and follow the PBIS expectations each day — Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Safe! (L to R): Top Row: Jazoriah Cumming, Kharter Thrower, Jordan Lawson, Durham Roper, Anabeth Conrad, Jeniyah Phillips, Bottom Row: Payton Simmons, Kaidence Harmon, Raylee Weinberg, and Antonio Singleton.
MCES Announces Honor Roll
J.D. DICKERSON'S HEROES — The first group of Heroes at J.D. Dickerson Primary School was chosen by their teachers based on their hard work during the first semester of school. These students are morning helpers in the halls at JDD. They show leadership and follow the PBIS expectations each day — Be Responsible, Be Respectful, Be Safe! (L to R): Top Row: Jazoriah Cumming, Kharter Thrower, Jordan Lawson, Durham Roper, Anabeth Conrad, Jeniyah Phillips, Bottom Row: Payton Simmons, Kaidence Harmon, Raylee Weinberg, and Antonio Singleton.

Mixon, Clara Cheek, Mills Dixon, Christopher Palacios.

Fourth Grade: Julian Sanchez, Ian Ferrare, Carter Rodgers, Claire Hutcheson, Jada Smith, Makhail Jones.

Fifth Grade: Brody Fountain, Monica Garcia-Lugo, Braylee Tapley, Ayla Hardeman, Joshua Hong, Shaan Momin.

Montgomery County Elementary School has announced first semester students who maintained STAR Honor Roll with an average of 90 or above in all subjects. Also announced were students who achieved Honor Roll with an overall average of 90 or above when all the academic subjects are averaged together. Only students in grades 3 through 5 are eligible for this award.

Honor Roll

STAR Honor Roll Third Grade: Ahmari Nobles, Jarrett Davis, Gavin Furgeson, Savannah Third Grade: Aylen Horton, Kaden Horton, Nathan Lynn, Jace Chambers, Malia Epps, Cohen Martin.

Fourth Grade: Maliyah Martin, Julian Sanchez, Kinley Cook, Kailee Phillips, Isaac Nichols, Christian Brown.

Fifth Grade: Clara Garland, Jurdan Hudson, Easton Thigpen, Taylor Troupe, Asaf Ortiz, Haven Williamson, Levi Powell, Italy Thornton, Kinley Barber, Jeremy Davis.

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