I'd like to nominate Reagan Loudermilk to Craig's List. Reagan was chosen as Star Student by her teachers and was
honored at the October PTA program this school year. A Star Student shows
exceptional behavior, listens well and follows directions. She is an Anchor
Student, an Anchor student makes good choices no matter what comes their way.
She is a top reader in her Kindergarten class and was referred for the
Horizon's Program for gifted students.
I'd would also like to nominate Marty and Shannon
Loudermilk, Reagan's parents for their outstanding support of her academic
achievement by being consistent with her homework, present when requested and
creative when completing family projects. They always find a way to include
their love for Jesus. What a witness Reagan's Thanksgiving turkey was as it
graced Sawnee's hall holding a book of hymns. I know their school journey with
Reagan started last year but am blessed to be a stop along the way! Beth Willis
The youth and children’s choirs have been nominated for
their exceptional singing at Coal Mountain Baptist Church their youth
revival. They did a fantastic job.
Jake Sams had another great report card and is reading on
an early 4th grade level, even though he is only in the first grade. No doubt
George and Brenda, his wonderful grandparents are very proud of him.
Hanna Kirby will receive her State FFA Degree on Saturday
May 3rd at the FFA State Convention in Macon.
The State FFA Degree is given to the top members of the State FFA
Association. Hanna has been working
towards this goal for three years. She
has had to complete several activities, exhibit leadership and participate
community service to receive this degree.
With several changes that have taken place with the FFA program this
year Hanna has held the program together.
We are very proud of Hanna for her dedication and leadership to the FFA.
A huge thank you to Pine Crest for all your generous donations to spread God's Holy Word in purchasing bibles for donation to those who do not have The Word. We shall continue collecting funds for bibles until the end of May. This will hopefully allow God to use us all to give if He so burdens you. God placed this on my heart and I am indebted to you for your following God's will in your lives.
Sadie Waters was nominated as she recently competed in the US Army eCybermission science project competition through her school. She and her two teammates won second place in the state and each was awarded a $500 savings bond. The project was designed to see if beans would grow better with specific nutrients added to potting soil. Their beans actually never grew but their detail on the project awarded them their prize.
Sincerely,
Preacher Craig
