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Project YES students from Fort Hill, Allegany, Mountain Ridge and the Career Center, along with the four YES coordinators, took a fieldtrip to Gettysburg, Pa., and had an opportunity to visit the Battlefield Museum and the Cyclorama, eat lunch at General Picketts Buffet, and take an educational Eerie Legends walking tour. Among the 45 participating students were: Fort Hill — Amber Ketterman, Alisa Platt, Haley Jay, William Davis, Dunel Petit-Frer, James Herbert, C.J. Gilmore, Donny Jay, Kristen Fetters, Shyanna Mongold, Mitchell Swick, Bryce Jankey, Kelsey Stoner and Kaitlin Meredith. Allegany — Kaitlyn Click, Natea Green, Tesia Fagan, Brandon Rockwell, Hogan Moody, Kyle Iman and Samantha Shrout. Mountain Ridge — Garth Poling, Nathan Rosenberger, Jeremiah Hans, Megan Nolan, Kaitlyn Conner, Regina Hitt, Thomas Heffner, Courtney Horner, Tiffany Kennell and Allison Perdew. Career Center — April Butler, Jamie Croft, Mary Definbaugh, Annie Getty, Alyson More, Steven Nicol, Kody Beeman, Billy Iman, Britt McKenzie and Savanah Moreland.
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Project YES students from Fort Hill, Allegany, Mountain Ridge and the Career Center, along with the four YES coordinators, took a fieldtrip to Gettysburg, Pa., and had an opportunity to visit the Battlefield Museum and the Cyclorama, eat lunch at General Picketts Buffet, and take an educational Eerie Legends walking tour. Among the 45 participating students were: Fort Hill — Amber Ketterman, Alisa Platt, Haley Jay, William Davis, Dunel Petit-Frer, James Herbert, C.J. Gilmore, Donny Jay, Kristen Fetters, Shyanna Mongold, Mitchell Swick, Bryce Jankey, Kelsey Stoner and Kaitlin Meredith. Allegany — Kaitlyn Click, Natea Green, Tesia Fagan, Brandon Rockwell, Hogan Moody, Kyle Iman and Samantha Shrout. Mountain Ridge — Garth Poling, Nathan Rosenberger, Jeremiah Hans, Megan Nolan, Kaitlyn Conner, Regina Hitt, Thomas Heffner, Courtney Horner, Tiffany Kennell and Allison Perdew. Career Center — April Butler, Jamie Croft, Mary Definbaugh, Annie Getty, Alyson More, Steven Nicol, Kody Beeman, Billy Iman, Britt McKenzie and Savanah Moreland.
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FSU releases spring semester dean's list
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