The Paulding County School District Board of Education celebrated student achievements in the arts during its recent meeting on April 22, 2025. The board recognized numerous students for their participation in the All State Art, Band, Chorus, and Theater programs, highlighting the district's commitment to fostering talent in the performing arts.
Among the honorees, Ally Barr from North Paulding High School was acknowledged for her representation in All State Art with a cardboard house structure. In the All State Band category, eighth graders Kaden Montoya from Austin Middle School and Micah Hobbs from East Paulding High School were recognized, along with several other talented musicians from various schools in the district.
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Subscribe for Free The All State Chorus segment featured a range of students, including eighth graders Peyton Wiggins and Amelia Reese from Austin Middle School, and senior Morgan Mann from East Paulding High School. Their achievements underscore the district's dedication to music education and the development of young vocalists.
The meeting also highlighted the accomplishments of students involved in theater, particularly those selected for the All Star cast in the Georgia High School Association's one-act competition. Notably, the Paulding High School production of "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee" received accolades, including a second-place finish in the region and an invitation to perform at the 2025 Georgia Thespian Conference.
These recognitions not only celebrate individual student achievements but also reflect the district's broader mission to promote education in the arts, enhancing the overall educational experience for students in Paulding County. As the school year progresses, the board looks forward to continued support for these programs, fostering a vibrant arts community within the schools.