OFFICIALS: Activities Important Part Of High School
Participation in school, community is indicator of college performance
Posted: November 25, 2011 at 5:42 a.m.
Participation in extracurricular activities in high school can provide lifelong lessons as well as bring honor to students and the school, School District officials said.
At A Glance
Fayetteville Accolades
Some recognition for Fayetteville High School students both for grades and activities this year:
• Sara Burrell: Youth in Philanthropy Award from Association of Professional Fundraisers.
• Macy Manning, Katherine Gea: Perfect scores on the ACT college admission test.
• 26 television production students: Working as a team, placed second in a regional broadcasting conference in Springfield, Mo.
• Rachel England: First place in broadcast news at the regional conference in Springfield, Mo.
• Cheer Team: Grand champions in the first Bulldog Cheer Competition over 17 other teams.
• 22 students: Awarded Chancellor’s Scholarships to the University of Arkansas for being named National Merit finalists and a National Achievement semifinalist.
• 51 students: Selected for All-Region Choirs.
• 32 students: Selected for All-State Choir.
• Lady Bulldog golf team: Won the 2011 7A State Championship.
Source: Fayetteville School District
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