Freshmen Class of 2029
President - Miller Grace Roach
Vice President - Neyland Hodge
Secretary - Mary Kate Austin
Treasurer - Claire Cooper
Historian - Abby Lawson
Delegates - Brooke Brush, Cayden Crabb, Gabriel Kirk, Aiden Lucietta
Sophomore Class of 2028
President - Hayden Mason
Vice President - Zach Mehr
Secretary - Rhyan Gray
Treasurer - Jackson King
Historian - Adyson Prather
Delegates - KaeKae Jackson, Landon Wiggins, Blair Whitten, Dameon McAlexander
Junior Class of 2027
President - Dayne Dickey
Vice President - Carlee Shelton
Secretary - Anna Kate Skinner
Treasurer - Aimee Duncan
Historian - Macee Gilbert
Delegates - Sadie Huddleston, Reagan Lamberth, Kinsley Plunk, Sailor Smith
Senior Class of 2026
President - Colton Watson
Vice President - Bailee Shelton
Secretary - Gwyneth Kimbley
Treasurer - Callie Finlayson
Historian - Abby Sue Moore
Delegates - Jaley Bolen, Kylie Miller, Elli Rowsey, Jaxon Rutledge
Mrs. Molly Stanfield's "Teaching as a Profession" class was able to tour Blue Mountain Christian University on Wednesday, September 18th. Students learned about the various teacher education programs offered and met with faculty and students from the Education Department. Thanks to everyone who made this tour possible for our future educators!
Students from Mrs. Chandler's business classes attended the Discover Accounting event held at Union University on Monday, September 16, 2024. The event was sponsored by the Tennessee Society of CPAs. Students heard from Union professors about their accounting and business programs, Union graduate students regarding internships, and a panel of local CPAs concerning available jobs in our area. They ended the day with a campus tour. Pictured here with Buster, the Union Bulldog mascot, are Wyatt Todd, Carson Paul, Lilli Coats, Cadey Maness, Addie Tull, Kylie Mills, and Mrs. Lisa Chandler.
Mrs. Hurst’s classes have been researching healthcare issues Americans are facing and how each president candidate plans to fix or manage the issues. Over the last three weeks, students have researched and brought only facts, not opinions, to the debate held on Wednesday, September 11. After the debate, students voted for the president candidate of their choice by only considering healthcare issues. Mrs. Hurst said, "This assignment was to teach our future healthcare workers how to make evidence-based decisions. I am so proud of my kids. "