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The Paw Print

April 3rd - April 7th

The Paw Print April 3rd - April 7th

The Paw Print Edition 9

Welcome to the Manning High School Student Newsletter! The purpose of this newsletter is to keep Clarendon County up-to-date with our events and to uplift our school. Thanks for reading!

Teacher of the Week

The title of "Teacher of the Week" is particularly special because this instructor will be selected by the student body of Manning High School each week. Congratulations!!

Angela Hunt

Ms. Hunt is one our talented English teachers, and students have nothing but good things to say about her. She is tough teacher and students know that her classes won't be the easiest ones. But they are always up for the challenge! Thank you for being an awesome teacher, Ms. Hunt!

Students of the Week

Students of the Week are selected by teachers at Manning High School. Teachers are asked to nominate students who display a combination of exemplary behavior, academic participation, respect for peers and faculty/staff, good citizenship, and general improvement.
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Tyreese Bennet - Freshman

Tyreese's plan for the future is to make it to the NFL. In his free time, he loves to work out.

Congratulations to Tyreese!
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Jazmyne Kovach - Sophomore

Jazmyne's favorite class is English 2. Her plan for the future is to be a therapist. In her free time, she loves to talk to friends and sing.

Congratulations to Jazmyne!

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Jordan Pack - Junior

Jordan's favorite class is Carpentry and Construction. His plan for the future is to get a good job and the stuff he wants. In his free time, he loves to hang out with his friends.

Congratulations to Jordan!

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Hailey Stewart - Senior

Hailey's favorite class is Law Enforcement. Her plan for the future is to go to USC and major in Criminal Justice. In her free times, she plays softball.

Congratulations, Hailey!

Recent Events - Chalk the Walk

Last week, the event that everyone looks forward to colored our courtyard grounds! The spring session of Chalk the Walk was a huge success, and students drew dinosaurs like we have never seen before. Congratulations to all students who placed, but special recognition goes to the first place winners: Jenny Lopez, Ethan Rogers, Leaih Pack, Jarvis Smalls, and Yaira Rios Alejo. Great job, everyone!
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Jenny, Ethan, and Jarvis
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Suggestions!


The Journalism class is thrilled to be reviving The Paw Print, and we are open to any comments or suggestions! Please send any correspondence to Mrs. Amy Coleman, the Journalism advisor. Thank you!