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CARROLL COUNTY — Twenty-two high school seniors from Carroll County were recognized by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce for their academic excellence, by scoring a 29 or better on the national ACT test. The Carroll County Chamber of Commerce hosted a luncheon on April 25 at Carroll Bank & Trust Community Room to honor these students.
“These students are in the top eight percent in the nation of all the students who took the ACT exam,” said Brad Hurley, Chamber president. “Their academic excellence is exemplary, and the expectations for these young women and men are extremely high.”
Daniel Arnhold, Ben Austin, Adam Barnhart, Brayden Campbell, Mallory Cole, Emily Coleman, Chase Colotta, Lillian Draffron, Olivia Frazee, Haven Hargrove, Allison Harvey, Jared Hodo, Zachary Laser, Jacob Mims, Matthew Myers, Macey Ognibene, Clayton Pinson, John Putman, Amber Shepherd, Ashton Warren, Ana-Kate Welsh, and Jacob Wilkes are the seventh group of students to be selected for the Chamber’s ACT Wall of Honor. The Wall was created in 2013 and a total of 92 students have been recognized by the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce for their academic achievement. The 2013 inductees included nine students. The 2019 class is the largest number ever.
“The Chamber’s board and its membership are proud of these young women and men for striving to attain excellence,” said Brad Hurley, president of the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce. “These students have set high standards for themselves, and we know that, by keeping their standards high, they will be successful in every endeavor they undertake.”