46 Highland County TAG students participate in annual field trip
Lead Summary
By
Kimberly Douglas-
Highland County’s Talented & Gifted (TAG) students recently experienced Colonial Williamsburg, the Jamestown Settlement, Berkeley Plantation and Monticello on their annual TAG field trip.
The 46 fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders and seven chaperones toured Colonial Williamsburg with stops at the Governor’s Palace, the Capitol, Shields Tavern and trade shops and exhibit buildings along the Duke of Gloucester Street. Students also toured Jamestown Settlement, the gardens, museum, monuments and home at historic Berkeley Plantation, as well as Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
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Students attending from Fairfield Local Schools were Otis Cockerill, Makenna Colwell, Caiden Fauber, Kylie Fauber, Larkin Friend, Halle Hamilton, Hannah Hamilton, Braxton Harrison, Nayomie Ludwick, Logan McIntosh, Bella Warner, Ethan Williams, Kolby Young, Brayden Zimmerman and Corey Zimmerman.
Students from Hillsboro City Schools were Peyton Aber, Kate Alexander, Wesley Bailey, Dylan Barton, Julie Benkiel, Zachary Burwinkel, Zackery Carter, Kyah Chaney, Evan Fender, Ryan Fender, Justin Gillespie, William Hart, Abigail Koogler, Aiden McGinnis, Elizabeth Rinehart, Madalyn Ross, Travis Ross, Garen Ryan, Nicholas Turner and Brooke Ulicny.
Lynchburg-Clay students who attended were Layne Ellis, Ryan Mau, Brya McClain, Will McConnaughey, Allie Waits and Jenna Waits.
Bright Local School District was represented by Weston Blair, Connor Butler, Brianna Hill, Chandra Hill and Tyler Wessner.
Chaperones for the trip were Mr. Ron Ellis, Mr. Mark Holmes, Mrs. Michelle Ryan, Mrs. Tonia Armstrong, Mrs. Jessica Clutter and Mrs. Nicole Friend.
The trip was coordinated and chaperoned by Kimberly Douglas, School & Student Services Coordinator for the Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, in conjunction with Lisa Pfouts, agent for Eagle Rock Tours of Fredericktown, Ohio.
The 46 fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders and seven chaperones toured Colonial Williamsburg with stops at the Governor’s Palace, the Capitol, Shields Tavern and trade shops and exhibit buildings along the Duke of Gloucester Street. Students also toured Jamestown Settlement, the gardens, museum, monuments and home at historic Berkeley Plantation, as well as Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
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Students attending from Fairfield Local Schools were Otis Cockerill, Makenna Colwell, Caiden Fauber, Kylie Fauber, Larkin Friend, Halle Hamilton, Hannah Hamilton, Braxton Harrison, Nayomie Ludwick, Logan McIntosh, Bella Warner, Ethan Williams, Kolby Young, Brayden Zimmerman and Corey Zimmerman.
Students from Hillsboro City Schools were Peyton Aber, Kate Alexander, Wesley Bailey, Dylan Barton, Julie Benkiel, Zachary Burwinkel, Zackery Carter, Kyah Chaney, Evan Fender, Ryan Fender, Justin Gillespie, William Hart, Abigail Koogler, Aiden McGinnis, Elizabeth Rinehart, Madalyn Ross, Travis Ross, Garen Ryan, Nicholas Turner and Brooke Ulicny.
Lynchburg-Clay students who attended were Layne Ellis, Ryan Mau, Brya McClain, Will McConnaughey, Allie Waits and Jenna Waits.
Bright Local School District was represented by Weston Blair, Connor Butler, Brianna Hill, Chandra Hill and Tyler Wessner.
Chaperones for the trip were Mr. Ron Ellis, Mr. Mark Holmes, Mrs. Michelle Ryan, Mrs. Tonia Armstrong, Mrs. Jessica Clutter and Mrs. Nicole Friend.
The trip was coordinated and chaperoned by Kimberly Douglas, School & Student Services Coordinator for the Southern Ohio Educational Service Center, in conjunction with Lisa Pfouts, agent for Eagle Rock Tours of Fredericktown, Ohio.