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Forsyth County Students Selected for Governor's Honors Program
Twenty-two high school students will participate in the summer program in Valdosta.
Twenty-two students from , and High Schools will be attending the Governor’s Honors Program this summer, according to a news release from school officials.
The Governor’s Honors Program (GHP), a residential summer program for gifted and talented high school juniors and seniors, is held on the campus of Valdosta State in South Georgia.
Officials with the Georgia Department of Education, who run the program, interviewed more than 2900 students from across the state over three weekends in January and February. They chose 690 finalists to participate in the 2012 summer program.
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The finalists representing Forsyth County are:
Lambert High School
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Louis Griffin, Music/Voice (Tenor)
Stella Huang, Visual Arts
Byungwoo Kim, Mathematics
Casey Kim, Biology
Jea Du Kim, Mathematics
Robert Whitlock, Social Studies
South Forsyth High School
Mackenzie Cato, Executive Management
Sean Dai, Mathematics
Sam Kang, Mathematics
Zain Khan, Biology
Michael Liu, Chemistry
Vijeth Mudalegundi, Biology
Shane Olcott, Music/Voice (Bass)
Giovanna Veltre, Executive Management
West Forsyth High School
Kelsey Broka, Technology
Ryan Burns, Mathematics
Daniel Carlson, Music/Woodwinds (Saxophone)
Adam Harrison-Trent, Social Studies
Maddie Laurie, Technology
Christiaan Van der Linde, Technology
Connor Wright, Chemistry
Graham Wright, Mathematics
Students will spend four weeks on the Valdosta campus beginning June 24 engaging in their major area of nomination, seminars, activities, concerts and performances.
