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Education Notes

Crouch receives degree from Motlow

Bethany Crouch received her associate?s degree from Motlow State Community College in commencement exercises held May 5 on the main campus in Lynchburg. She is the daughter of Rachel and the late Barry Crouch. Her name was omitted from the previous list from the university.

Bryan College awards degree to Best

Natalie Best received the bachelor of science degree, with highest honors in biology from Bryan College during its commencement exercises May 5. She is the daughter of Jack and Shirley Best.

Bryan is a four-year Christian liberal arts college offering bachelor?s degrees in 18 areas. The school is located in Dayton and is one of the Top Tier of Southern liberal arts colleges.

Area students honored as All-American Scholars

The United States Achievement Academy is announcing that Cassie Wanamaker, Joanna Paz, Jonathan Paz and Seth Bouldin have been named national scholars.

Wanamaker is named a scholar in English and foreign language. She is sponsored by Boyd Christian School teacher Linda Love. She is the daughter of Keith and Ginger Wanamaker. Her grandparents are Bobby and Billie Panter and Geneva Wanamaker.

Joanna Paz is a student at Warren County Middle School and is being recognized for academic achievement as an honor student award winner. She is the daughter of Chris and Mary Jane Paz, and the granddaughter of Naomi Lancaster and Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Paz.

Jonathan Paz is a United States National Leadership and Service Award winner. He is a 2007 graduate at Warren County High School, and the son of Chris and Mary Jane Paz. His grandparents are Naomi Lancaster, and Mr. and Mrs. Pedro Paz.

Bouldin is being named as a United States National Leadership and service award Winner. He is a student at Boyd Christian school and the son of Chris and Tammy Panter. His grandparents are Gail Bouldin and Floyd Bouldin.

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