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The Edmond Sun
EPIC Charter School inducts
students into National Honor Society
EPIC Charter School inducted
113 students into the National
Honor Society and 155 into the
National Junior Honor Society in
ceremonies held at Rose State
College on April 30. Some of
those students are from
Edmond.
Local students are:
2018 NATIONAL HONOR
SOCIETY INDUCTEES
10th Grade
Jenna Curry, Edmond; and
Stori Coffey, Edmond.
11th Grade
Aleesa Harvey, Edmond;
Bradon Adams, Edmond;
Emily Marsh, Edmond;
Emma Nickles, Edmond;
Katie Sturm, Edmond; and
Nicholas Pata, Edmond.
12th Grade
Katelyn Bailey, Edmond; and
Madelyne Yasameen Etami,
Edmond.
2018 NATIONAL JUNIOR
HONOR SOCIETY INDUCTEES
6th Grade
Caroline Glover, Edmond;
Jenna Nunes, Edmond;
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Lily Aislin Willis, Edmond;
Madison Viele, Edmond;
Piper Seltmann, Edmond; and
Zachery Cothrum, Edmond.
7th Grade
Caitlin Flower, Edmond;
Jordan Cameron, Edmond;
Kobe Nhin, Edmond;
Lisa Woods, Edmond;
Luke Acuna, Edmond;
Phillip Pata, Edmond; and
Noah Kennel, Fairland.
8th Grade
Maya Dean, Edmond; and
Tyson Woods, Edmond.
Both organizations’ new
inductees were carefully select-
ed by a five-member faculty
council appointed by the princi-
pal to nominate qualified stu-
dents outstanding in four areas
of evaluation.
“We are incredibly proud of
each of the new inductees,” said
EPIC Superintendent, David
Chaney, “This achievement is
the result of hard work academi-
cally, and beyond that, a
demonstration of the type of
leadership and character we
hope to cultivate in each of our
students.”
EPIC’s National Honor Society
inductees were selected from
10th, 11th or 12th grade stu-
dents who maintain a 3.5 cumu-
lative GPA or better and demon-
strate leadership, character and
service within their student
activities. National Junior Honor
Society inductees were selected
from students who maintain a
3.0 cumulative GPA or better,
and demonstrate leadership, cit-
izenship, character and service.
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