Centennial Students Recognized By National Charity League

From Centennial HS: On the day of Do More 24 and #ReclaimKindness, we are proud to celebrate the students from Centennial High School who are members of the National Charity League – Milton Chapter and the recognition they received because of their commitment to community service. Together, these 11 young women gave 582 hours in the 2017-2018 calendar year to better our community.

The National Charity League is one of the nation’s oldest and most well-respected mother-daughter organizations with a mission to foster mother-daughter relationships in a philanthropic organization. They are committed to community service, leadership development and cultural experiences. The Milton Chapter is now in its 6th year.

The Centennial High School members are Cara DeWit, Keely DeWit, Ally Feinstein, Alexandra Fisher, Catherine Fisher, Jenna Flanagan, Sequoya Ford, Ella Hadaway, Emory Hadaway, Lindsay Pauls and Erin Williams.

Charities supported by the Milton Chapter include Angels Among Us Pet Rescue, Brookdale Senior Living Solutions, City of Milton, Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System, DreamWeavers of Georgia, Erin’s Hope for Friends, Foster Care Support Foundation, HomeStretch, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation – Georgia Chapter, Meals by Grace, North Metro Miracle League, Rally Foundation, Ruff Dog Rescue, STAR House Foundation, and The Drake House.

“We are so proud of these students and feel honored to stand beside them as they grow as leaders and community servants,” said Kibbey Crumbley, Principal of Centennial High School. “It is inspiring to see these young women give back so selflessly and we are grateful for their hard work and dedication.”

Centennial High School offers one of the most unique and engaging learning experiences in the area through its state-of-the-art Learning Commons, innovative Maker Space and emphasis on international relations. Its passionate and highly-skilled educators are dedicated to preparing each student in its uniquely diverse population for individual success. The school’s inclusive culture and highly engaged community set it apart, providing the right environment for students to excel in academics, athletics, the arts and more. Centennial High School is the only International Baccalaureate® World school in northeast Fulton County. Located at 9310 Scott Road in Roswell, Georgia and has been ranked as one of America’s best high schools by The Washington Post, US News and World Report, and Atlanta Magazine.

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