Scott City seniors with 4.0 GPAs named
Scott City recognizes four seniors for perfect 4.0 GPAs: Madison Braun Nicole Latta Alma Martinez and Addison Price, highlighting academic excellence among the graduating class.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 2016
Page
4
Scott City recognizes four seniors for perfect 4.0 GPAs: Madison Braun Nicole Latta Alma Martinez and Addison Price, highlighting academic excellence among the graduating class.
Garden City high celebrates seniors who achieved a perfect 4.0 GPA. Recipients include Zachary Alegria, Rileigh Greathouse, McKenzie Jessie Johannes, Ashley Morris Hanigan, and Gina Reyes.
Hanigan, a Fort Hays State bound student, is recognized among Kansas top one percent. active in track since seventh grade, she qualified for state after placing high in regional long and triple jumps. She plans undeclared major with a humanities focus and Spanish minor at college.
Evan Ridder is named Wichita County High School Honor Scholar and Governor's Scholar with a 3.9 GPA. He participates in cross country, track, wrestling, scholar's bowl, Science Olympiad, and FFA, enjoys American History and physics, and plans Kansas State University biological and agricultural engineering.
Sarah Swann of Ulysses High School earned American Math Competition honors in 2013 and 2015. She was a Governor's Scholar and received the Leo J. Eck Effort Award and the Dale M. Dennis Excellence in Education Award. She held DAR Good Citizen and National Honor Society memberships, maintained strong GPA, participated in golf, scholar's bowl, forensics, theater, Odyssey of the Mind, student government, and leadership programs. She plans to attend Moody Bible Institute in Spokane for intercultural studies.
WKCE Foundation celebrates its 20th year and outlines a shift toward grant making and endowment growth in southwest Kansas. New outreach targets 15 counties, with a November 29 Match Day to fund donor–matched endowments, expanding visibility and donor connections. The organization plans a marketing push to inform the public about endowment benefits and how nonprofits can qualify for Match Day funds.
The National Weather Service tracked funnel activity moving through Lane and Ness Counties after touching down in Scott County before dissipating around 5 p.m. Officials warned of possible significant damage and planned a Wednesday damage survey to assign an EF scale. Reports included hail ranging from 0.25 to 3.5 inches. warnings remained in effect for Rush Pawnee Ellis Pratt and Barber counties. The Kansas Highway Patrol had not yet provided damage or injury updates. Next storm chances were forecast for Thursday and Friday.
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