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Muscle Shoals High School celebrated remarkable academic achievements at a recent government meeting, highlighting the exceptional talents of its students. Matley, a standout in the Shoals Scholar Dollar student of the year competition, was recognized for her academic excellence and community engagement. She was honored alongside her family at a banquet last week, showcasing the school's commitment to fostering leadership among its students.

The spotlight then shifted to Caleb Pritchett and Davis Wood, who both achieved a perfect score of 36 on the ACT. This accomplishment places them among an elite group, as only about 0.22 percent of over 1.3 million test-takers nationwide reached this milestone. The school presented them with awards of excellence, celebrating their hard work and dedication.
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In addition to their ACT success, both Caleb and Davis were also named National Merit finalists, a distinction earned by less than 1% of high school seniors in the U.S. This recognition is based on their outstanding performance on the PSAT and their rigorous academic and extracurricular achievements.

The evening concluded with a special acknowledgment of Davis Wood, who earned the title of the 2025 Region '8 Bryant Jordan Scholar Athlete. This award honors students who excel academically while also demonstrating leadership in athletics and community involvement. Davis's achievements will be on display as he participates in the upcoming soccer playoffs, further exemplifying the balance of academics and athletics.

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The meeting underscored the dedication of Muscle Shoals City Schools to nurturing talented students and celebrating their accomplishments, setting a high standard for academic and personal excellence in the community.

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