Jackson State Community College Announces Spring Semester Honor Roll, Dean’s List
From the Aug 4, 2026 e-EditionJACKSON (July 30) — The Office of Admissions and Records at Jackson State Community College released the Honor Roll and Dean’s List for the Spring 2026 semester.
Through rigorous coursework conducted by JSCC faculty, these students exemplified academic excellence, and the college administration congratulates these students from the Spring 2026 semester for their hard work to achieve Honors and Dean’s list status.
Honor Roll is reserved for students enrolled for 12 or more hours of college-level work and complete a semester’s work with a quality point average between 3.00 and 3.49.
Dean’s List is reserved for students enrolled for 12 or more hours of college-level work and complete a semester’s work with a quality point average between 3.50 and 4.00.
Honorees include students from Carroll, Henry and Weakley counties.
JSCC Dean’s List
Carroll County: Skyla Baumgardner, Emily Becerra, Baylie Bohanek, Emily Bridges, Carolina Castelan, Nathan Chambliss, Sarah Derryberry, Parker Finley, Jessica Galloway, William Goodson, Gage Gurley, Savannah Higdon, Abigail Hollingsworth, Alyssa Hollingsworth, Ansley Hollingsworth, Chris Lowery, Jolie Lowery, Jayanna Martin, Jaxon Mims, Patricia Mitchell, Ally Morgan, Mikayla Morrissey, Morgan Peterson, Reese Redmond, Bailey Rogers, Caleb Scott, Samantha Segraves, Kimberly Smith, Anastasia Taylor, Embryia Taylor, Tiffany Troutt, Stephanie Vazquez, Anna Weatherford, Damion Whitaker, Keely Williams.
Henry County: Claire Burns, Samantha Glisson, Kayleigh Hernandez, Dreyvan Justice, Karlie King, Colby Landrum, Jordan Miles, Lilbuth Morris, Isabella Robbins, Tina Turner.
Weakley County: Rebecca Frazier, Jaiden Mangiaracinia, Kaylin Pham, Candace Porter, Braden Pounds, Tori Roark, Cooper Spaulding, Alise Stafford, Keisha Stafford, Maegan Williams.
JSCC Honor Roll
Carroll County: Nickolas Andre, Donovan Belew, Isabella Berlanga, Ella Browning, Kaylee Butler, Bradley Derryberry, Brilynn Derryberry, Bryanna Harvey, Carlee Hicks, Jacob Horn, Landon Hudgins, Bailee Jernigan, Gerrika Jones, Braden Joyner, John Maxwell, Desiree Melton, Grace Newsome, Sophie Pate, Amia Perrigo, Madison Polinski, Skylar Sisk, Nathan Steele, Chadwick Ward, Anna Webb, Liberty Yeager.
Henry County: Baylie Bradham, Claire Dickson, Abigail Hudgins, Denton Jordan,Kristin Jungers, Jocelyn Lee, Charity Sawyer, Alexandria Vega.
Weakley County: Emily Barr.
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