Carthage High School senior Joshua Miller has been recognized as one of Missouri’s top academic students through the Missouri Scholars 100 program. The program, organized by the Missouri Association of Secondary School Principals, honors students based on GPA, standardized test scores, class rank, and coursework in various subjects. In addition, candidates must demonstrate excellent attendance, citizenship, and school involvement.
Principal Dr. Angela Holman announced Miller’s selection, with a recognition luncheon scheduled for May 4, 2025, in Columbia, MO. MoASSP Executive Director Clark Mershon described the program as a celebration of learning, highlighting students for their rigorous studies and high academic standards. The Missouri Scholars 100 program, now in its 31st year, continues to emphasize excellence in education.
Miller’s achievement showcases his dedication to academic success and commitment to his studies. This recognition is a testament to his hard work and perseverance throughout his high school career. The Missouri Scholars 100 program aims to acknowledge and reward students who excel in their academic pursuits, setting a high standard for educational excellence in the state.
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