Students in Ms. Hartley's Advanced Algebra class at Wheeler County Middle/High School are learning about the real-world connections of compound interest. Students researched their top two universities, colleges, tech schools, or trade schools, and then calculated how much interest would build over various periods of time to repay loans used to pay for school. Left Photo: Ryan Medina, Johnathan Cannon, Kale Huerta, Adrianna Bazemore; Right Photo: Tyree Travis, Kenevia Harris, Derionna Madison, Alondra Ramirez, Justise DuBose Students in Ms. Hartley's Advanced Algebra class at Wheeler County Middle/High School are learning about the real-world connections of compound interest. Students researched their top two universities, colleges, tech schools, or trade schools, and then calculated how much interest would build over various periods of time to repay loans used to pay for school. Left Photo: Ryan Medina, Johnathan Cannon, Kale Huerta, Adrianna Bazemore; Right Photo: Tyree Travis, Kenevia Harris, Derionna Madison, Alondra Ramirez, Justise DuBose
BREAKING GROUND – The Southeastern Early College and Career Academy (SECCA) officially broke ground on their new $1.3 million expansion during a formal ceremony on Monday, May 11.
GIVING GAVELS – Montgomery County Probate Judge Stacie Randolph (left) gave Montgomery County Valedictorian Evan Hardeman (center) and Salutatorian Addyson Shepherd (right) gavels and a note written on a scroll, as she celebrated the students’ hard work.
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