The W. D. Holder Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy and the Jefferson Davis Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans held a joint Confederate Heroes Luncheon recently at a local restaurant. Guest speaker was the Rev. Glenn Shows, who presented a program on “Battle of Cotton Bales at Red Lick, MS on July 4, 1864”.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School recently celebrated Holland Townes (center) during the 2019 Senior Night. He was recognized with the baseball team. He is shown with his parents Andrew, Holland and Jan Townes.
Madison-Ridgeland Academy students who maintained the highest academic average among all sports and activities for the 2018-2019 school year were (from left) Alexandra Cullom, Nicolas Rowan, Bryce Ishee, Brewer Hughes, Wilson Benton, Ridge Futral.
Jackson Academy student council members (from left) Land Gebhart, Kennedy Nations, Lily Grace Thigpen, and Sydney Guy led Upper School students in an assembly to kick off the new year that was held on their first day of school.
Adrienne Stewart, served as co-president of the Education Center School student council. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Stewart. Trevor Clayton, son of Tiffanie Young, served as the senior class representative on the ECS student council for the 2018-2019 school year.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School middle school students were recently recognized for their accomplishments at the final assembly of the school year. Recipients of The Citizenship Award are (from left) John William Walker, Andrew Gordon, and Friend Walker.
Students and parents of First Presbyterian Day School were all smiles on the first day of school including (from left) Dasha and Solomia Peipon.
The Faculty Award for service, leadership, and scholarship at Jackson Academy was granted to Middle School students (from back, left) Red Deaton, Olivia Claire Williford, Cole Powers; (front) Kendall Edmonson, Layla Farmer, John Markow, and Davis Meeks in recognition of their concern for the welfare of the students and staff of JA.
St. Andrew’s Episcopal School’s merit scholars from the Class of 2019 were (from left) Khalil Jackson, William Harkless, Trey Till, Allen Ryu, and Jacob Bryson.
St. Joseph Catholic School 2019 graduate Blaise King, signed to serve as a cheerleader this year at the University of West Alabama. At the signing were (from left, back) Dena Kinsey, Racheal Cole; (front) J.W., Blaise and Olivia King.
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