Congratulations
CLASS OF 2021 VALEDICTORIANS We are delighted to take this opportunity to recognize the graduating class of 2021 along with the valedictorians from each school. These students had the highest academic achievements of the class and their impact and hard work was felt far beyond grades. So many exceeded their high school aspirations and goals set during the past four years forming the steppingstone needed to make their college dreams a reality. While it was not possible to highlight every remarkable high school student, the class of 2021 valedictorians are featured and we extend congratulations to all graduates in 2021 wishing them the absolute best going forward.
AMELIA WILLOUGHBY — AGATHOS CLASSICAL SCHOOL
Amelia Willoughby, this fall, will be attending Lee University in Cleveland, Tennessee to study Communications and is very excited both to begin this next chapter of her life and to further pursue her education. Lee University awarded Willoughby the Presidential Scholarship and chose her as 1 of 30 incoming freshman to receive the Centennial Scholarship. FAVORITE MEMORY: “My favorite part of high school was being surrounded every day by people who were passionate about school. Whether that be the teachers who were dedicated to the subjects they were teaching, or my fellow classmates who found excitement in every subject we were taught, everyone found a special joy in the classroom. I hope to take this joy with me not only as I enter a new school in the fall, but also to every area of study I should find myself in for the rest of my life.”
MADISON STEVENS — COLUMBIA ACADEMY
This fall, Madison Stevens will attend Belmont University where she accepted The Faculty Scholar Academic Award Scholarship along with the University Grant Merit Scholarship. She plans to enter the pre-med program and major in biology. FAVORITE MEMORY: “My favorite high school memory was our Junior and Senior retreat. The trip is a lot of fun because we get to go to a camp and hang out with friends. We also spend some time focusing on our spiritual life. This retreat was really meaningful to me and my classmates.”
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