Students are back for their spring semester, and area schools have nominated three students for Student of the Week!
Student of the Week honors the hard work that high school students across the River Region put into their studies, their schools and their greater community every day, and it aims to recognize as many awesome high schoolers as possible. Every public and private high school in the outer Montgomery area is eligible to nominate one student a week who exemplifies success in academics and community involvement.
Nominees are revealed each Monday, and readers can vote for free until 1 p.m. each Thursday. The winner is revealed each Friday. There have been hundreds of thousands of votes for Student of the Week since the beginning of the semester.
Here are this week’s nominees:
Kaden Womack, Success Unlimited Academy: Kaden is a senior, who exemplifies excellence both on and off the stage. A well-rounded student, Kaden is actively involved in the arts and athletics, but it is his passion for the performing arts that truly sets him apart.
This fall, Kaden competed at the prestigious Walter Trumbauer High School Theatre Festival, where he earned a superior rating of 42/50 at the district level. His exceptional performance advanced him to the state competition, where he achieved first place in his category.
Audiences may also recognize Kaden from his unforgettable portrayal of Rooster Hannigan in SUA’s recent production of Annie Jr.. Not only did he shine onstage, but he also served as the assistant director for the production, demonstrating his leadership, creativity and commitment to the arts. Kaden’s dynamic performance and behind-the-scenes contributions left a lasting impression on all who attended.
In addition to his artistic achievements, Kaden excels academically as an A-B Honor Roll student, consistently balancing his rigorous academic and extracurricular commitments with grace and determination.
Camden Mask, Tallassee High School: Camden, a senior, recently won the AHSAA Swim State Championship in the 100-yard breaststroke. Besides being an outstanding athlete, Cam also excels in academics and is a leader in various clubs and organizations at Tallassee High School.
Camden has achieved a 4.15 GPA while participating in honors and dual enrollment courses at Tallassee and through Southern Union Community College. He was chosen to represent our school at Alabama Boys State as a Joe Sewell Award representative and has been chosen by his peers every year of high school to represent his class as a homecoming representative. Camden is active as an officer in our Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a senior member of our National Honor Society and a standout in a school choir program. In his spare time, he works as a lifeguard with the Tallassee Recreation Department and is involved with his church youth group at Union Methodist Church.
Camden will be furthering his education and will be a vital part of the swim program next year at Henderson State University in Arkadelphia, Arkansas.
Alexzahiah Sanders, Autaugaville High School: Alexzahiah, a junior, is involved with basketball, is a member of the student council and is president of the Future Business Leaders of America. Alexzahiah maintains good grades while being involved in school, even taking dual enrollment classes. She is a class leader and goes above and beyond to get her work done. She is always willing to lend a helping hand to her classmates and is a great student.
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Area schools have nominated three excellenct high schoolers for Student of the Week.
Alex Gladden is the Montgomery Advertiser’s education reporter. She can be reached at agladden@gannett.com or on Twitter @gladlyalex.
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