JPK 7th graders awarded for 1st quarter academic success
Published 9:14 pm Wednesday, January 18, 2023
J.P. King Jr. Middle School seventh grade students, who are joined by administrators and staff, showcase the certificates they received for recent outstanding academic achievements. Pictured are, from left, front row, Samajiea Jones, Holly Moore, Kaylee Barrett, Nyla Cook, Asia Murphy, Gabrielle Griffin, Jaylynn Johnson, Shamayah Joyner, Jerell Mayo-Blakeley, Zyah Alexander; back row, Guidance Counselor Tawuana Brown, Anna Henry, Osiris Taylor, Principal Dr. Regina Stafford, Mikia Smith, Ty’Kera Thompson, Khloe Britt, Jazmyne Spates, Cayden Prestigiacomo, Miles Sutton and Assistant Principal Michelle Gunter. Not pictured is Tristan Tomlin. (Photo submitted by Franklin City Public Schools)
J.P. King Jr. Middle School seventh grader Gabrielle Griffin was named a Model Scholar based on her academic performance in the first quarter of the 2022-23 school year. She is flanked by Assistant Principal Michelle Gunter and Principal Dr. Regina Stafford. (Photo submitted by Franklin City Public Schools)
J.P. King Jr. Middle School seventh grader Anna Henry made the Principal’s List this past quarter. She is flanked by Assistant Principal Michelle Gunter and Principal Dr. Regina Stafford. (Photo submitted by Franklin City Public Schools)
J.P. King Jr. Middle School seventh grader Osiris Taylor earned a place on the Honor Roll. He is flanked by Assistant Principal Michelle Gunter and Principal Dr. Regina Stafford. (Photo submitted by Franklin City Public Schools)
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Joseph P. King Jr. Middle School seventh graders who earned a place on either the Principal’s List or the Honor Roll during the first quarter of the 2022-23 school year were recognized in a ceremony in the school’s auditorium Dec. 2.
A Franklin City Public Schools news release noted that students who made the Principal’s List had earned all A’s, and students who made the Honor Roll had earned all A’s and B’s.
JPK Assistant Principal Michelle Gunter welcomed students, parents and faculty to the morning program Dec. 2. As each student was called to the stage, a medal was placed around their neck and a certificate was presented.
To further congratulate the honorees, Principal Dr. Regina Stafford shook each pupil’s hand. She explained to parents in the audience and those watching on a Zoom link that this feature is done to teach the students a skill they will need later in life.
