Graduate Spotlights
Angel Washington, Class of 2011
While attending The Good Shepherd School, Angel was a very conscientious student who did her best both personally and academically. She graduated from GSS at the top of her class and maintained that level of excellence throughout high school. Last year, Angel graduated as the Valedictorian of her class at the International High School of New Orleans is now attending Xavier University on a full academic scholarship.
Angel often credits her family for giving her the support and the strength that she needed to get through the tough times and to help her succeed. Angel is majoring in pre-med at Xavier and plans to attend medical school to either become a medical doctor or a dentist.
The GSS family recognizes Angel Washington for her tremendous accomplishments and we wish her all the best and every good blessing from God in all of her endeavors.
While attending The Good Shepherd School, Angel was a very conscientious student who did her best both personally and academically. She graduated from GSS at the top of her class and maintained that level of excellence throughout high school. Last year, Angel graduated as the Valedictorian of her class at the International High School of New Orleans is now attending Xavier University on a full academic scholarship.
Angel often credits her family for giving her the support and the strength that she needed to get through the tough times and to help her succeed. Angel is majoring in pre-med at Xavier and plans to attend medical school to either become a medical doctor or a dentist.
The GSS family recognizes Angel Washington for her tremendous accomplishments and we wish her all the best and every good blessing from God in all of her endeavors.
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Leland Jackson, Class of 2011
A recent graduate of Jesuit High School, Leland has always showed an interest in flight, airplanes and the space program. While at GSS, Leland was able to watch the Space Shuttle flight in one of the classrooms. It made tremendous impression on his and it came as no surprise that he decided to pursue his dreams by enrolling Louisiana Tech's aviation program. To prepare for his major, Leland took flight lessons locally and flies regularly in a Cessna 172 training plane (photographed here). His training will be completed by his senior year at Louisiana Tech resulting in him receiving his commercial pilot's license. Upon graduation, Leland will sign on with a regional airline company flying all over the country. The GSS family, hopes for Leland every good blessing and well wishes with his training and education. |
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Shania was nominated as
the 2015-16 Homecoming
Queen at McMain High
School
Shania Hollins, Class of 2012
Shania Hollins is in her senior year at McMain High School where she is doing an outstanding job of balancing a busy extracurricular life while maintaining a 3.5 GPA. GSS is proud to honor Shania in this semester’s Graduate Spotlight.
During her time at GSS, Shania’s favorite memory was when the girls’ basketball team won their first game and she was able to help by scoring some points. In high school, Shania leads the McMain Mustangs in softball as a third base player averaging 3 outs per game, and in volleyball as a dynamic player and one of the team’s leading scorers.
In the classroom, Shania has always maintained an impressive GPA during her time at GSS and continues to do so in her high school career. Her favorite subject is science and after she graduates in May 2017, Shania plans to attend either LSU or Nicholls State University to become an athletic trainer and eventually work for a professional sports team. Congratulations to Shania and her family for her continued success! GSS is proud and honored to have played a role in raising such a bright and talented student.
Shania Hollins is in her senior year at McMain High School where she is doing an outstanding job of balancing a busy extracurricular life while maintaining a 3.5 GPA. GSS is proud to honor Shania in this semester’s Graduate Spotlight.
During her time at GSS, Shania’s favorite memory was when the girls’ basketball team won their first game and she was able to help by scoring some points. In high school, Shania leads the McMain Mustangs in softball as a third base player averaging 3 outs per game, and in volleyball as a dynamic player and one of the team’s leading scorers.
In the classroom, Shania has always maintained an impressive GPA during her time at GSS and continues to do so in her high school career. Her favorite subject is science and after she graduates in May 2017, Shania plans to attend either LSU or Nicholls State University to become an athletic trainer and eventually work for a professional sports team. Congratulations to Shania and her family for her continued success! GSS is proud and honored to have played a role in raising such a bright and talented student.
Andrew Joseph, GSS Class of 2008
Andrew graduated from Jesuit High School in 2013 with Honors and currently attends Cornell College in Iowa, where he is balancing his studies with an active extracurricular life including playing as defensive end on the football team, as well as member of a fraternity. GSS is honored to highlight Andrew and his accomplishments, on and off the field.
Majoring in Biology, Andrew intends to eventually go to medical school and become a doctor. With a current GPA of 3.2, he is certainly on his way to achieving that goal. When he is not hitting the books, Andrew spends a good portion of his day getting ready for football season by working out. In 2013, his first season wearing a Cornell Rams jersey, Andrew led the team in tackles and posted a personal best 13 tackles, 2.5 stops, and half a sack in one game alone. On top of his academic and athletic pursuits, Andrew is also an active member of Beta Omicron, a football fraternity. With such a “full plate”, you would think Andrew is burned out; he is anything but.
In his own words: “I’m doing fine. School is going really well right now.” As for sleep? “I get a little in, every now and then.”
To Andrew (and his family), we say, “Congratulations on your success! We are so very proud of you.”
Andrew graduated from Jesuit High School in 2013 with Honors and currently attends Cornell College in Iowa, where he is balancing his studies with an active extracurricular life including playing as defensive end on the football team, as well as member of a fraternity. GSS is honored to highlight Andrew and his accomplishments, on and off the field.
Majoring in Biology, Andrew intends to eventually go to medical school and become a doctor. With a current GPA of 3.2, he is certainly on his way to achieving that goal. When he is not hitting the books, Andrew spends a good portion of his day getting ready for football season by working out. In 2013, his first season wearing a Cornell Rams jersey, Andrew led the team in tackles and posted a personal best 13 tackles, 2.5 stops, and half a sack in one game alone. On top of his academic and athletic pursuits, Andrew is also an active member of Beta Omicron, a football fraternity. With such a “full plate”, you would think Andrew is burned out; he is anything but.
In his own words: “I’m doing fine. School is going really well right now.” As for sleep? “I get a little in, every now and then.”
To Andrew (and his family), we say, “Congratulations on your success! We are so very proud of you.”
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