Highland County individuals honored at Hopewell ceremony
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Individuals from Highland County were honored on April 26 at the Region 14/Hopewell Exceptional Achievement Awards Reception at Hillsboro Elementary.
Entertainment for the evening was presented by Melodic Connections, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit music therapy organization. The goal of the organization is to empower individuals with disabilities through music. The musicians range from elementary school students through adulthood.
Award recipients were cited for services they have provided this past school year to ensure students with disabilities achieve personal, social or academic goals of the highest standards.
These awards are unique recognitions since they are granted to a limited number of individuals from throughout the five-county Hopewell region and are provided by both parents and educators.
The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Governing Board of the Hopewell Special Education Regional Resource Center sponsored the Exceptional Achievement Awards Reception. The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Governing Board extend their congratulations to the award recipients who have given the most precious gift of all – themselves.
Joe Isaac, a student at Whiteoak High School in Highland County, was named the Outstanding Student Award Recipient for Highland County.
This award is granted to only one student in the county and is selected by educators.
The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Regional Advisory Council extend their congratulations to Joe.
Joe was also selected as the overall Outstanding Student Winner and will be recognized in Columbus in June.[[In-content Ad]]
Entertainment for the evening was presented by Melodic Connections, a Cincinnati-based nonprofit music therapy organization. The goal of the organization is to empower individuals with disabilities through music. The musicians range from elementary school students through adulthood.
Award recipients were cited for services they have provided this past school year to ensure students with disabilities achieve personal, social or academic goals of the highest standards.
These awards are unique recognitions since they are granted to a limited number of individuals from throughout the five-county Hopewell region and are provided by both parents and educators.
The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Governing Board of the Hopewell Special Education Regional Resource Center sponsored the Exceptional Achievement Awards Reception. The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Governing Board extend their congratulations to the award recipients who have given the most precious gift of all – themselves.
Joe Isaac, a student at Whiteoak High School in Highland County, was named the Outstanding Student Award Recipient for Highland County.
This award is granted to only one student in the county and is selected by educators.
The Regional Parent Advisory Council and the Regional Advisory Council extend their congratulations to Joe.
Joe was also selected as the overall Outstanding Student Winner and will be recognized in Columbus in June.[[In-content Ad]]