8 months ago this Capitol Day event was just an idea. A hope. Can we create an opportunity for homeschoolers in Alabama to come together and see their strength, and to show how amazing their kids are? We are SO. VERY. CLOSE. To that end one of the first, big, must have ideas was our Outstanding Alabama Homeschoolers. These 11th and 12th graders are going to be given the chance to shine in front of their families, community, and legislators. We put out the call for homeschool leadership to nominate, hoping to get two teens per zone, and make sure our entire state was showcased! While there were some gaps in zone nominations, we were THRILLED with all the teens that were nominated 😍
Due to the newness of the nomination process and quality of the nominations we received, we chose 16 honorees for this year’s Outstanding Homeschool Student Award recipients and ALL are OUTSTANDING and highlight the best that is in our Alabama Homeschool Community! We will be recognizing these 16 teens at our April 2, 2020 Alabama Homeschool Capitol Day, in our welcome booklet, on our social media, and to our legislators!
✨Your 2020 Outstanding Alabama Homeschool Students ARE:
Alyssa Crooks – Limestone County
Alyssa Picard – Marshall County
Dagny Holt – Madison County
Emily Butler – Lauderdale County
Jalynn Whitfield – Madison County
Sarah Demeski – Morgan County
Jasemyn (Jazzie) Jelks – Cherokee County
Arden Markin – Tuscaloosa County
Isabella Trent – Shelby County
Jacob Jordan – St. Clair County
Paul Glenn – Jefferson County
John David Merithew – Montgomery County
Catherine Simpson – Mobile County
Ellen Lanford – Mobile County
Kaitlyn Hale – Baldwin County
Sophia Robinson – Mobile County
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We look forward to SHARING with you the OUTSTANDING qualities and accomplishments that leadership across Alabama saw in these kids! In the coming weeks I hope you will come back to this page and see for yourself YOUR Outstanding Alabama Homeschooled StMarshall
