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12 Hall County students selected as finalists, alternates for 2017 Governor's Honors Program

By AccessWDUN Staff
Posted 1:44PM on Tuesday 4th April 2017 ( 7 years ago )

The Hall County School District on Tuesday announced that 12 students have been selected as finalists or alternates for the 2017 Georgia Governor's Honors Program, better known as GHP.

GHP is a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Administered by the Governor’s Office of Student Achievement (GOSA), GHP will take place this year on the campus of Berry College in Rome. The 2017 program will be the 54th summer, making it the longest continually running program of its kind in the nation. More than 3,000 students from across the state applied and 1,700 students interviewed and auditioned in February.

Since the program is fully funded by the Georgia General Assembly, there is no charge for students to attend.

Students will begin their GHP adventure on June 18, 2017 and spend the next four weeks studying not only their major area of nomination, but also an additional area of interest.

 

GHP Finalists for Hall County

 

 

Katherine

Burchfield

World Languages

West Hall High School

Victoria

Clendenning

Communicative Arts

Johnson High School

Luke

Derusha

Social Studies

Johnson High School

Gabriel

Ezeta

Music

West Hall High School

Helene

Hand

World Languages

Johnson High School

Nathan

Moore

World Languages

North Hall High School

Vanessa

Nunez

Science

West Hall High School

Owen

Ozaki

Science

Chestatee High School

Tristan

Prather

Theatre

East Hall High School

Georgia

Tran

World Languages

West Hall High School

 

 

 

 

GHP Alternates:

   

Gracyn

Potter

Music

North Hall High School

Sydney

Yancey

Communicative Arts

Johnson High School

 

 

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