In a heartwarming celebration of academic achievement, South Side Elementary School has proudly announced that it has earned an A-rating for the second year running. This significant milestone marks a historic moment for the West Point Consolidated School District as South Side was the first school in its history to achieve such a high score.
The scores reflect the students’ hard work and dedication. Former Principal Casey Glusenkamp expressed immense pride in their accomplishments, emphasizing the significance of this achievement.
Glusenkamp noted that they even scored more points than during their initial A-rating year, highlighting the students’ dedication and the desire for continued growth.
West Point’s Mayor, Rod Bobo, underscored the importance of this achievement for the city, suggesting that quality schools play a crucial role in economic development and attracting jobs and industries.
Looking to the future, Superintendent Dr. Jermaine Taylor motivated the students to keep aiming high, expressing confidence in their continued success.
Dr. Taylor noted how younger students look up to the upperclassmen, while Glusenkamp reflected on the impact of community spirit and support for the students.
Current Principal Lucy McKellar is determined to keep the momentum going, expressing hope that the pride in being an A-rated school will spread throughout the district.
Offering advice to other educational institutions, Glusenkamp suggested that schools should “keep working, keep growing, and always do what is best for the students.”
This incredible milestone for South Side Elementary School reflects not just the hard work of the students, but also the support from teachers, parents, and the entire community.
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