Thomas Hunter Middle School students represented Mathews County and won numerous awards at the Virginia Association Family, Career and Community Leaders of America State Leadership and Recognition Conference on April 4-6 in Virginia Beach.
Local FCCLA advisor Michelle Williams led the group of 17 students, school SRO Sgt. Julianna Hill of the Mathews County Sheriff’s Office and two parent chaperones to the weekend conference.
A dozen students entered six different competitions and five were STAR (Students Taking Action with Recognition) attendees and volunteers. The weekend was filled with competitions, special guest speakers, games, a trip to the Virginia Beach Aquarium, and a formal banquet and gala.
Natalie Davis won a gold medal for her community service portfolio project for Weighted Angels. Autumn Segalini earned a gold medal in fashion construction. Abigail Henry and Allean Rowe earned a silver medal for their community service project, Sensory Support Backpacks. Leeah Taylor, A...
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