Afterschool
Attendance Awards
Each year Clay County Schools recognizes students with the highest attendance at each of its afterschool programs. Research conducted by the U.S. Department of Education shows that students who attend afterschool programming 90 or more hours reap the most benefits. Please join Clay County Schools in celebrating the students pictured below and their schools. Each student received a certificate of recognition and a $50 VISA gift card.
Big Otter Elementary second
grader
Cattie Boggs celebrates 210.28 hours, alongside
Joining Clay Elementary
fifth
grader Olivia Keiffer, who attended 163.25 hours, are Principal
Michelle
H.E. White Elementary fifth
grader
Emma Belt attended 178 hours and celebrates her reward with
Program
Director Dr. Michelle Samples, Principal Tammy Varney, and
Afterschool Site Coordinator Tina Hall.
Lizemore Elementary third
grader
Vance Lynch attended afterschool 201.50 hours and Principal
Britni Ramsey and
Afterschool Site Coordinator Julia Triplett take pride in his
accomplishment.
Clay County Middle School
seventh
grade student Abigail Grandon won top honors by attending 182.25
hours. Afterschool
Site Coordinator Michelle Hamrick
and Assistant Principal Barry Payton help celebrate her success.
Eian Duffield, a junior at
Clay
County High School, attended afterschool programming 183.50
hours. Afterschool
Site Coordinator Luella Dancy and
CTE Director Bob Morris join him to celebrate his reward.