Five Clarke Central High School finalists were named to a summer residential program.
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The Governor’s Honor Program, a selective summer program offered to sophomores and juniors, began the interviewing process for 2024 on Nov. 2.
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Digital Editor-in-Chief Anna Shaikun describes her experience at the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program and how it improved her confidence.
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Three Clarke Central High School finalists were named to a summer residential program.
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Georgia Governor’s Honors Program graduates Sofia Balsamo and Ayanna Lonon reflect on their experiences in the program.
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Breaking news: CCHS students advance to next round of GHP
by Bria Echols January 26, 2018On Jan. 27, four Clarke Central High School students found out they would advance to the final round of Governor’s Honors Program.
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A video complied of past Governor’s Honors Program attendees that share and express their thoughts about the program and their own GHP experience.
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Cambridge High School senior Sutton Dunwoodie reflects on his time at Governor’s Honors Program, a four week summer program featuring teacher nominated rising juniors and seniors from a variety of subjects.
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Senior Tiernan O’Neill attended the Governor’s Honors Program, a four-week summer program in Valdosta, Ga., for rising upperclassmen.
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Governor’s Honors Program is a summer enrichment program located in Valdosta, Ga. for rising juniors and seniors nominated in a variety subjects ranging from fine arts to core classes.
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Digital Editor-in-Chief Anna Shaikun, a senior, reflects on her time in the ODYSSEY Media Group.
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ODYSSEY Media Group staffers summarize issues from the 17th volume of the ODYSSEY Newsmagazine.
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The ODYSSEY Media Group celebrates 20 years
by Mykolas Kumpis March 22, 2023The ODYSSEY Media Group celebrated its 20th anniversary with alumni, friends and family on March 18.
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Once used as a motivational tool, the “that girl” trend on TikTok has become a toxic fad that is causing discontent and hyperproductivity in young adults.
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Digital Managing Editor Natalie Schliekelman recounts her experience at the 2021 Governor’s Honors Program, where she formed strong friendships with other Communicative Arts majors.
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Eight CCHS student nominees for the Governor’s Honors Program have been selected and will be moving up to school-wide interviews.
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Longtime Clarke Central High School and Governor’s Honors Program teacher decries defunding the program.
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Reflecting on Governor’s Honors Program
by Valeria Garcia-Pozo October 30, 2018Managing Editor Elena Gilbertson Hall and Senior Copy Editor Valeria Garcia-Pozo share their experiences from their summer at the 2018 Governor’s Honors Program.
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ODYSSEY Media Group Managing Editor Elena Gilbertson Hall reflects on her time at the Georgia Governor’s Honors Program where students were willing to listen to those of different political affiliations.
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Land of the GHPhree: Senior Copy Editor Valeria Garcia-Pozo poses with the girls from her residence hall at the Governor’s Honors Program on July 4. Garcia-Pozo attended GHP, a four-week residential program hosted at Berry College, as a Communicative Arts major from June 17 to July 14.
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Rising juniors and seniors from across the state received notice of their acceptance or denial for the 2017 Governor’s Honors Program.
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Governor’s Honors Program is a four-week summer enrichment program located in Valdosta, Ga for the state’s top gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Six finalists were chosen from the Clarke County School District to attend GHP this summer.
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Governor’s Honors Program is a four-week summer enrichment program located in Valdosta, Ga for the state’s top gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors. Six finalists were chosen from the Clarke County School District to attend GHP this summer.
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On Oct. 20, the finalized list of Governor’s Honor Program school finalists was named. As these students prepare for the state application round, graphics and design teacher Dea Pool reflects on her experience attending Georgia’s Governor’s Honors Program and how it impacted her life forever.
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The Governor’s Honors Program, a four-week long residential program for Georgia’s students, enters its 51st year of existence.
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The state level Governor’s Honors Program interview; I’d been dreaming about it since the fall of my tenth grade year when I was nominated in Communicative Arts, but didn’t progress past the first set of interviews.