Students Compete in 4-H District Project Achievement | Community Spirit

Twenty-one Bibb County Cloverleaf 4-H’ers competed in District Project Achievement held in Forsyth on December 15. Project Achievement provides 4-H’ers with the opportunity to develop and apply communication skills. Through the District Project Achievement process 4-H’ers practice expository writing, improve their public speaking ability, and cultivate their presentation skills. Ninety percent of the Bibb County 4-H’ers placed first, second or third in their project area.

Barden Elementary School

Breanna Fossett - Ocean Ecology - 2nd

Burghard Elementary School

Kamia Brown - Communications - 2nd

Chri’Shonia Carnegie - History -7th

Fanando Smith - Wildlife - 2nd

Lane Elementary School

Aniya Glover - Clothing and Textiles - 1st

Morgan Elementary School

Danasia Bennett - Food for the Family - 3rd

Rice Elementary School

Solomon Tharpe - Time and Money Management - 1st

Springdale Elementary School

Alexus Ibarra-Pina - Food for the Family - 1st

Bloomfield Middle School

Jameisia Burnett - Plants, Soils, Fertilizer - 1st

JaDarius Dean - Food for Health and Sports - 1st

DaMarri Harris - Human Development - 2nd

Anthony Henderson - Safety - 3rd

Nicholus Jackson - Performing Arts-Instrumental - 2nd

Kenneth Murphy - Bicycle - 2nd

Dewan Rush - Wildlife - 3rd

Keasia Swift - Photography - 1st

Quatavious Wade - Sports - 6th

Monisha Zellner - Food Safety and Preservation - 1st

Howard Middle School

Jordan Farr - Fruits, Vegetables and Nuts - 1st

Ommarsharie Huston - Using Water Wisely - 1st

Miller Magnet Middle School

Jeremiah Spencer - Electric/Electronics - 1st