Thillen Education Foundation announces Dave Dollar recipients
Published 9:59 am Thursday, March 9, 2023
GREENSBORO, Ga. — Thillen Education Foundation announced its Dave Dollar recipients at its quarterly assembly on Tuesday, Feb. 14. Students attending Greene College & Career Academy have the opportunity to earn Dave Dollars during their four years of high school that turn into real dollars upon graduation from Greene County High School. Their purpose is to provide financial assistance to all 450 students. For students continuing their formal education, their earned funds can be applied to expenses associated with beginning college or a certification program. For students beginning their career, the earned funds can be utilized to purchase professional supplies needed to start their career. For students joining the military, their earned funds can be used to purchase needed supplies to begin military service or utilized for continuing education or career startup expenses during or after completing military service.
Tiger of the Month – $100 Dave Dollars
Cameron Carmichael – November
Akeria Merritt – December
Students of the Month – $50 Dave Dollars
Seniors – Ryan Evans, Kalonji Jarrett
Juniors – Nyla Lawrence, TyQuan Lindsey
Sophomores – Yabari Arali, Castillo Chavez, Jamarion Hill
Freshmen – Reneasia Robbins, Nicolle Garcia Trujillo
Super Sophomore/100 Who Care Del Webb – $100
Sha’Meria Mitchell
Fantastic Freshman/100 Women Who Care Lake Country – $100
Carla Dunn
Career Coach Individual Recognition
SENIORS
Lyric Alexander
Jai’lyn Armour
Sariah Armour
Cameron Carmichael
Wyatt George
Traveon Gresham
Ja’Quon Hull
Kalonji Jarrett
Jamiah Lawrence
Mariah Leslie
Lezlie Matias Arellano
Danielle Mallory
Jaylin Peek
Trilea Rhodes
Ke’Andra Swain
JUNIORS
Zahara Bell
Elijah Charley
Erin Dixon
Eric Dolan
Timothy Gresham
Kayla Heath
Jay’Shaun Jernigan
Keshawn Jernigan
Alisha Mapp
Jordan Mitchell
Jonah Odom
Devin Porter
Kyra Rowland
Christopher Soto
Anija Stembridge
Jordan Stonum
Shariah Terrell
Jarian Wright
Jamarion Wynn
SOPHOMORES
Ruby Abarca-Sanchez
Aymie Arellano Alejo
Jesse Broadus
Makayla Brown
Tracey Collins
Quinasia Daniel
Kimora Harper
Tatiyanna Heath
India Mapp
Destiny Porter
Aiden Pursell
Ariana Ross
Camren Smith
FRESHMEN
Idalia Aguilar-Cardona
Joseph Brown
Ollie Bryant
Estrella Dominguez
Lesly Escobar
Jade Garcia
Quantez Hall
Kailey Hunter
Corrion Jernigan
Jahkese Kilpatrick
Brealyn Marable
Keon Mosely
Jesaria Porter
Markecia Reid
Domonique Shelton
Savanna Vasquez
Jaxson Williams
Cassandrason Wilson
Londin Wright
Candice Youngblood
COMMUNITY SERVICE STUDENT OF THE MONTH – $50 Dave Dollars |
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SENIORS: Paola Carrasco Ponce Melani Sotelo-Leon Eric Surgick |
JUNIORS: Tiejah Darby Michell Flores-Simon Jonah Odom |
SOPHOMORES: Ka’Darius Andrews Aymie Arellano Alejo Emani Alexander |
FRESHMEN: De’mond Copeland Aaliyah Eguia Tammy Parker |
FALL 2022 ATHENS TECH – PRESIDENT’S LIST All A’s – Minimum of 4 Courses |
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SENIORS: Sherlyn Camacho Ryan Evans Mariah Leslie Aiden Turner |
JUNIORS:
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SOPHOMORES:
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FRESHMEN:
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FALL 2022 ATHENS TECH – ALL A’S HONOR ROLL |
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SENIORS: Johnny Kilpatrick Akeria Merritt Kentarius Reid Ramon Torres-Gonzalez Fatima Vega |
JUNIORS: Zahara Bell Eric Dolan JaCory Mapp
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SOPHOMORES: Emani Alexander India Mapp Andrew Mauriello Ajaden Ward |
FRESHMEN:
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TEAM COMPETITION – MOST STUDENTS ON TRACK TO GRADUATE $25 Dave Dollars (every student on the team) |
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SENIORS: Super 23 (13 students) |
JUNIORS: Rising 24 (19 students) |
SOPHOMORES: Rising 25 (19 students) |
FRESHMEN: Becomers 26 (24 students) |
Based in Greensboro, Ga., the 501(c)(3) Thillen Education Foundation (TEF) is a distinguished community-based earned financial assistance program based on personal coaching and committed to honoring the achievements of 450+ students participating in Greene College & Career Academy at Greene County High School, a Title I school. Through business sponsorships and funding support, TEF strives to end generational poverty by financially enabling post-secondary education and skills training for hardworking students.
Learn more at www.thilleneducationfoundation.com