Savannah Chatham County Public School System (SCCPS) Update:
- Richard Woods congratulated honorees, praising their excellence in academics, leadership, and service and encouraging continued positive community impact.
- The Georgia Scholar program honors seniors who carry exemplary course loads, demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, and lead in extracurricular and service organizations.
- GaDOE coordinates the Georgia Scholar program with local school districts to recognize and celebrate student achievement.
Islands High School student Holly Kachmar is among 162 students recognized statewide by the Georgia Department of Education as a Georgia Scholar this year. Through the Georgia Scholar program, GaDOE identifies and honors high school seniors who have achieved excellence in school and community life. Each honoree receives a seal for their diploma along with a graduation cord to recognize their achievement.
“Congratulations to the 162 students recognized as Georgia Scholars this year,” State School Superintendent Richard Woods said. “These students exemplify excellence in academics, leadership, and service. I’m proud to celebrate their achievements and confident they will continue making a positive difference in their communities and beyond.”
Georgia Scholars carry exemplary course loads throughout their four years of high school, demonstrate outstanding academic achievement, actively participate in school and community activities, and serve as leaders in extracurricular and service organizations. Learn more about the Georgia Scholar program criteria and requirements.
GaDOE coordinates the Georgia Scholar program in partnership with local school districts and schools.
Read more on the official SCCPSS website
