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Jessica
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Student Government
names new officers
FOUR-YEAR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATION RATES
WOODROW WILSON CAMPUS
Kayla Sheridan wins prestigious
TSUS Kuempel scholarship
STATISTICAL SOURCES: Early College High School Initiative Student Information System, Jobs for the
Future; U.S. Census Bureau; and National Center for Education Statistics.
Dr. Mark Porterie, superintendent of Port Arthur Independent
School District, and Dr. Betty Reynard, president of Lamar State
College Port Arthur, took time out for a photo to celebrate the
new partnership creating the Early College High School on the
LSCPA campus.
EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL
Kayla Sheridan, a freshman softball player, has
earned the prestigious Edmund P. Kuempel Scholarship from the Texas State University System
Foundation.
Sheridan, who maintained a 4.0 grade point average in her first year at LSCPA, was one of just five
students selected to receive the scholarship. The
scholarship is for $5,000, split equally over the
Fall 2016 and Spring 2017 semesters.
Kayla, a 2015 graduate of Sulphur High School in
Sulphur, La., is the daughter of Wade and Trisha
Sheridan.
The Student Government
Association inducted its
newest class of officers and
senators during a ceremony
in May 2016.
President Jessica Jones, a
Medical Office Administration major from Vidor was
elected for a second term.
Also taking office during
the ceremony were Vice
President Bradley Fant, a
Business Administration
major from Port Arthur, and
Secretary Natashia Barker,
a Business Administration
major from Groves.
Senators who joined the
SGA during the annual ceremony were Keilah Baaheth,
an Academic Studies major
from Groves; Antonio
Banda, a Teaching, Emphasis in Art, major from Port
Arthur; Kayla Kay, a Commercial Music Sound Engineer major from Nederland;
and Jessica Terrell, a Medical Office Administration
major from Bridge City.
2015-2016
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