Area college students excel in larger training
University graduates
Ashley Smith, Ocala, Bachelor of Science diploma, Equine Studies: Industry and Management, University of New Hampshire
Jennifer Lynn Chapin, Ocala, Bachelor of Science diploma, Medical Laboratory Science, University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Jamauri Bennett, Ocala, Eastern New Mexico University
Brandon Smith, Silver Springs, Eastern New Mexico University
President’s List
Hiten Patel, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Brittany Jorif, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
First Santiago As2 Santiago, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Josue Mato, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Dean’s List
Emalee Edmisten, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Emily Stodghill, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Dawson Villella, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Ashley Carbajal, Citra, Tallahassee Community College
Caleb Waller, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Nicole Maybaum, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Kayla Jackson, Silver Springs, Tallahassee Community College
Shyenne Jacobs, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Kali Tucker, Ocala, Tallahassee Community College
Easton William Wheatley, Ocala, Southern Arkansas University
Leah Wilcox, Ocala, Georgia State University
David Sheilley, Ocala, Union University
Katherine Ross, Ocala, University of Notre Dame
Honor Roll
Anissa Nau, Ocala, University of Mississippi
School Board honors scholar essayists
The Marion County School Board honored scholar essayists throughout its May 24 assembly, in line with an e mail from Delphine Herbert. The essayists from Marion County center and excessive faculties participated in the fourth annual essay contest sponsored by The
Bridges Project of Ocala-Marion County. The theme was bullying in native faculties.
High faculty honorees:
First place: Karlee Sexton, grade 9, a scholar of John Gibbs at Lake Weir High School
Second place: Yahir Reyes, grade 9, a scholar of John Gibbs at Lake Weir High School
Third place: Catherine Bare, grade 9, a scholar of John Gibbs at Lake Weir High School
Honorable mentions: Savannah Delgado, grade 9; Jaylyn Wesley, grade 9; and Kite Little, grade 10; all college students of John Gibbs at Lake Weir High School
Middle faculty honorees:
First place: Kaeleigh Golightly, grade 7, a scholar of Kimberly Harac and James Heruth at Liberty Middle School
Second place: Kaleb Lopez, grade 6, a scholar of Pamela Earnest at Howard Middle School
Third place: Alexander Hernandez, grade 6, a scholar of Pamela Earnest at Howard Middle School
Honorable mentions: Armeen Shirazi, grade 8; Robert Way, grade 7; and Sherry Zhu, grade 7; all college students of Pamela Earnest at Howard Middle School
Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band pronounces scholarship recipient
The Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band lately introduced Michael Jagiello because the recipient of the third annual, and newly renamed, Les and Marcia Muncaster Scholarship, in line with a press launch from Libby Morgan, treasurer of the Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band.
Michael is a 17-year-old senior at Forest High School. He started enjoying trumpet in sixth grade at Howard Middle School, and he joined the Kingdom of the Sun Concert Band when he was in eighth grade. He lately celebrated his fifth 12 months as a member of the band.
Michael is also principal trumpet participant in the Alachua County Youth Orchestra and has been with the ensemble for 3 years. He has performed in quite a few honor bands, together with the Marion All-County Band, District 19 All-District Band and Jazz Band, the Florida All-State Band, and the NAFME All-National Band. Michael additionally performs at Solo and Ensemble every year, and every year has acquired a Superior at District, in addition to a Superior with Distinction at State degree three instances.
He plans to attend the University of Florida in the autumn and pursue a double main in music and laptop science.
Dunnellon Community Thrift Shop donates $2,000 to Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches
Dunnellon Community Thrift Shop volunteers Valerie Schaem and Leslie Roy lately introduced a $2,000 test to Dennis Kellenberger, donation relations officer for the Florida Sheriffs Youth Ranches, Inc., in line with a press launch from Joann McCullough, publicity officer for the thrift store.
The ranch runs a number of summer season camps in Florida. The $2,000 pays for eight youngsters from the higher Dunnellon space to spend a full week’s session at Camp Caruth in Inglis, the discharge mentioned.
GFWC Woman’s Club of Ocala honors and donates to native charities
The GFWC Woman’s Club of Ocala held a luncheon to have a good time moms and to honor a number of organizations in the group, Debby Ivey mentioned in an e mail.
The membership gave Project Hope of Ocala a donation test for $1,500, and gave it handmade reward luggage with journals and pens for his or her 22 moms. One of the moms gave her testimony on the luncheon. The membership additionally took the teenager moms to Hands of Mercy Everywhere in Belleview.
Donna Quinn acquired a test for $300 from the membership for the Police Advocacy group for Domestic Violence.
The membership collected spiral notebooks and pens to provide to Don Scott from Lost and Found Recovery for its purchasers.
Dunnellon High School’s JROTC Color Guard performs at commencement
Dunnellon High School’s JROTC Color Guard members performed a necessary position in presenting the nation’s colours in the course of the faculty’s commencement ceremony, which was held on the World Equestrian Center on May 27, Cadet Grant Brown mentioned in an e mail.
The precision and ability required to carry out in the Color Guard unit take hours of follow each week, Brown mentioned in the e-mail.
“The Color Guard unit serves as a stark reminder of military members’ sacrifices to keep our country safe,” Brown mentioned. “Dunnellon High School’s Color Guard did an unbelievable job this 12 months serving with honor. From Cadet Yashi Hernandez’s memorial providers to DHS Graduation and Award Ceremonies, sporting occasions, parades, and
shows in the group, the staff has served with honor and represented DHS in entrance of over 20,000 individuals.”
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