Highland County TAG students enjoy annual field trip to Washington D.C.
Lead Summary
By
Kimberly Douglas-
Highland County’s Talented & Gifted (TAG) students recently experienced the nation’s capital on their annual TAG field trip.
The 46 fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders and seven chaperones toured Washington D.C. with stops at the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, the Korean War Memorial, Ford’s Theater, the White House, the Jefferson Memorial, the World War II Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, the U.S. Marine (Iwo Jima) Memorial, the U.S. Air Force Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Plantation, Arlington National Cemetery, the American History Smithsonian Institute and the United States Capitol.
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Students attending from Fairfield Local Schools were Noah Allering, Lillyan Bradley, Ethan Estes, Caiden Fauber, Campbell Anne Friend, Hannah Hamilton, Elijah Humphreys, Maxine Ludwick, Logan McIntosh, Mya McIntosh, Chase Newman, Abbygail Riley, Garrett Rhodes, Caleb Vidourek and Corey Zimmerman.
Bright Local School District was represented by Claire Ames, Weston Blair, Marley Gobin, Brianna Hill, Molly McMullen, Dalton Vance and Tyler Wessner.
Lynchburg-Clay students were Denver Clinton, Holden Ellis, Layne Ellis, Wyatt Kidwell, Joslyn Rockey, Allie Waits and Eric Zaremba.
Students from Hillsboro City Schools were Peyton Aber, Chelsea Adray, Raylee Barnett, Dylan Barton, Brianna Bowen, Carter Boyd, Skylar Carson, Dalayna Collins, Kiara Crafton, Ryan Fender, Justin Gillespie, Michael Koogler, Favian Martinez-Mendez, Marah Roush, Garen Ryan, Kallie Sharp and Corbin Winkle.
Chaperones for the trip were Ron Ellis, Chris Gobin, Mark Holmes, Janelle Rockey, Michelle Ryan and Tammy Zimmerman. 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 of Eagle Rock Tours of Fredericktown.
The 46 fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth graders and seven chaperones toured Washington D.C. with stops at the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial Wall, the Korean War Memorial, Ford’s Theater, the White House, the Jefferson Memorial, the World War II Memorial, the Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, the U.S. Marine (Iwo Jima) Memorial, the U.S. Air Force Memorial, the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, George Washington’s Mt. Vernon Plantation, Arlington National Cemetery, the American History Smithsonian Institute and the United States Capitol.
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Students attending from Fairfield Local Schools were Noah Allering, Lillyan Bradley, Ethan Estes, Caiden Fauber, Campbell Anne Friend, Hannah Hamilton, Elijah Humphreys, Maxine Ludwick, Logan McIntosh, Mya McIntosh, Chase Newman, Abbygail Riley, Garrett Rhodes, Caleb Vidourek and Corey Zimmerman.
Bright Local School District was represented by Claire Ames, Weston Blair, Marley Gobin, Brianna Hill, Molly McMullen, Dalton Vance and Tyler Wessner.
Lynchburg-Clay students were Denver Clinton, Holden Ellis, Layne Ellis, Wyatt Kidwell, Joslyn Rockey, Allie Waits and Eric Zaremba.
Students from Hillsboro City Schools were Peyton Aber, Chelsea Adray, Raylee Barnett, Dylan Barton, Brianna Bowen, Carter Boyd, Skylar Carson, Dalayna Collins, Kiara Crafton, Ryan Fender, Justin Gillespie, Michael Koogler, Favian Martinez-Mendez, Marah Roush, Garen Ryan, Kallie Sharp and Corbin Winkle.
Chaperones for the trip were Ron Ellis, Chris Gobin, Mark Holmes, Janelle Rockey, Michelle Ryan and Tammy Zimmerman. 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 of Eagle Rock Tours of Fredericktown.