Students excel in Microsoft proficiency tests under teacher Deanna Daff's guidance

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The Preston County Board of Education meeting held on May 27, 2025, began with a commendation of students from Mrs. Deanna Daff's business and computer application classes. The focus was on recognizing students who achieved proficiency in Microsoft applications, specifically Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.

The board highlighted that several students had passed their proficiency tests since the last meeting, with some being recognized previously. The following students were acknowledged for their accomplishments: Jasenia Alvarado, who passed all three proficiency tests; Isabella Miller, Delaney Cease, Isabella Edmonds, Carrie Yates, Caitlin Roberts, Jack Hart, Logan Bell, Taylor Tennant, Maren Shroud, Myla Watring, and Brooklyn Sierra, all of whom passed the Word proficiency test. Additionally, Charles Schaeffer passed both Word and PowerPoint, while David Taylor passed PowerPoint. Lehi Jennings and Ethan Baker were also recognized for passing Excel, with Baker achieving proficiency in all three applications.
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The meeting also celebrated Julia Phillips, a student who placed ninth in the Microsoft Office Specialist US National Championship, specifically in Word. This recognition underscored the effective teaching methods employed by Mrs. Daff and the high level of student achievement in the business applications program.

Overall, the meeting showcased the board's commitment to celebrating student success and the importance of proficiency in essential computer skills. The board members expressed their appreciation for Mrs. Daff's efforts and the impressive number of students achieving proficiency in their coursework.

Converted from Preston BOE Meeting- 5-27-25 meeting on May 30, 2025
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