Mayor
Rick Sollars was the featured speaker at the Truman High School 3.333 Honors
Assembly on Friday, April 17, 2015.
The
school district honored about 150 underclass students. Handed out were "Class
of '16 Gold Pins" for three years of a 3.33 GPA or better; "Class of
'16 Silver Pins" for two years at a 3.333 GPA or better; "Class of
'16 Bronze Pin and letter" for one year of a 3.333 GPA or better;
"Class of '17 Silver Pins" for two years at a 3.333 GPA or better;
and Class of '17 Bronze Pin and letter" for one year at a 3.333 GPA or
better.
The
Class of 2018 also received a bronze pin and letter for its only year at 3.333
GPA or better.
Principal
Melissa Skopczynski led the breakfast event, attended by a large crowd of
parents. Also attending were various school staff, Board of Education members
and Assistant Superintendent Teresa Winnie.
Mayor
Sollars, a graduate of Taylor Center High School and private business owner,
lauded the students for their academic efforts and emphasized that the students
are in control of their future.
"There
are a lot of things that you won't be able to control in your lives," he
said. "But you can control your education and your achievement. And, since
you are sitting here today, you already have a good start."
