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Newton County Elementary School First Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Ollie Anne Alexander, Easton Carey, Roxie Kate Comans, Cambri Clanton, Joshua Cornelson, Skylar Glover, Gabrielle Gavin, Marcy Schaub, Oliver Rose, Nori Webster, Paisley Warren, and Dresden Wood; second row from left: Julienne Alexander, Amelia Pearson, Eden Blades, Easton Blount, Kahlani Buckley, Gabby Dendis, Lakelyn Foreman, Elsy Gilmer, Elias Hurst, Addy Richmond, Zander Walker, Avari White, Sammie Sheehan, and Colt Smith; back row from left: Sahara Page, Elijah Broach, Traycin Barnett, Kyleigh Cater, Jonah Chapman, Rydge Cooley, Jase Dean, Joeanna Doss, Anna Blayke Gilbert, Carter Graham, Mary May, Rhett Thomas, J.C. Maske, and Trace McMillan. Also recognized: Kastin Hickson, Hadlee Holloway, and John Tyler Walker.

The Newton County Elementary School Second Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Pearl Grace Addy, Lorelai Smith, and Sophia McDonald, Woods Littrell, Myla Boler, Reese Roberts, Katy Rae Poole, and Eli Vaughn; second row from left: Amir Emerson, Destiny Ethridge, Madaline Gates, Judson Munn, Brinley Russell, Lahna Sanders, Kolbie Sheffield, and Trelon Skinner; back row from left: Shelby Embrey, Bowen Brunson, Easton Cook, Hayden Bassett, Gunner Hardy, Zoey Page, Addyson Pascal, and Layla Miller. Also recognized: Charlotte Wilson.

The Newton County Elementary School Third Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Zoe Sheehan, Elle May, Cullen Gipson, Tristan Harris, Brantley Joyner, and Grey Tune; second row from left: Oliver Johnson, Nilan Hunter, Daley Agent, Tillmon Tune, Brooklyn Griffin, Isaac Sullivan, and Lewis Thompson; back row from left: Azavier Young, Caleb Buckley, Connor Clanton, Eliza Amis, Landi McSwain, Oliver Massey, Ejuene Murrell, and Sydney Robbins. Also recognized: Uriah Culpepper.

Newton County Elementary School Fourth Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Kendall Harris, Timothy Lin, Lennix Hurst, Ansley May, Bentley Cleveland, and Kathryn Powell; second row from left: Fletcher Thompson, Jaxson Reece, Camryn Hansford, Nylee Autman, Amory Wade, Swayze Strait, Cole Caldwell, and Eli Huddleston; back row from left: Bennett Hollingsworth, Tripp Pearson, Wyatt Tullos, Georgia McGee, Caroline Anderson, Peyton Wilhelm, and Finn Gilmer. Also recognized: Anna Scott Warren.

The Newton County Elementary School Fifth Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Sara Brooklyn Gentry, Alexses Knochenmuss, Braylen Davis, Braden Johnson, and Jenna Glover; second row from left: Parker French, Anslee Massey, Chesleigh Cox, Calhoun Farmer, Jane Gilmer, Elijah Deen, and Brycen Cook; back row from left: Tinleigh Thompson, Olivia Chaney, Stella Chaney, Carlee Gann, Madeline Lang, MaKinley Burton, Eli Walker, and Tanna McCullough.

The Newton County Elementary School Sixth Grade Principal’s List includes front row from left: Hannah Lin, Aubree Gray, Max Mangum, Karmyn McDonald, Tripp Thomas, Hollis Thompson, Josselyn Richardson, Hallie Rose Harmon; second row from left: Dylan Blake Walker, Loper Bounds, Clark Comans, Carter Franklin, Makyleigh Harris, Bryce Hughes, Loren Grace Keith, Savanna Warren, Addison Lofton, and Evie Massey; back row from left: Leilani Buckley, Jack Clark, Isabella Doss, Kaidyn Flucker, Raylon Harrison, Seth Hollingsworth, Ashanti Walker, Will Nugent, Brennen McMillan, Emma Ward, and Addison Posey.

The Newton County Elementary School First Grade Honor Roll includes front row from left: Aspen Roberts, Lakely Holloway, NaYimmi Vaughn, Jaisla Hunter, Nathan Nguyen, Logan Locklear, Avy Le, Tatum Lewis, Harper Dean, and Drake Atkinson; second row from left: Mohamed Muthana, Tripp Posey, Scarlett McCans, Zinisha Donald, Emma Maxwell, Isabelle Massey, Kingston Allen, Ryker Hughes, Ramsey Alexander, Quincy Cleveland, Memphis Addy, and Kaislin Cole; back row from left: Guillermo Ramirez-Torres, Amarius Moore, Cason Kline, Karma Perez Martinez, Corbin McMillan, Haigon Holifield, Jakiyah Flowers, Kate Alexander, Brynleigh Cook, and Tristan Evans.

The Newton County Elementary School Second Grade Honor Roll includes front row from left: Karalyn Tune, Ellie Vaughn, Loraina Richardson, Jillian Richardson, Kaylynn Pearson, Judy Pascual, Lyla Massey, Kaden Massey, Zaiden Patel, John Mark Massey, Aric Evans, Raegan Dubose, Wesley Charlton, Eli Caldwell, Trisa Douglas, Harlow Hammond; second row from left: Addy Jo Snow, Daveonna Vereen, Laya Westbrook, Jake Terrell, Owen Rose, Lilliana Ramirez, Bear Reese, Treyton Harris, John Nguyen, Javier Moore, Zayden Hollingsworth, Cohen Crenshaw, Chaney Becknell, Kristie Harris, and Ethan Jenkins; back row from left: Paizley Wilson, William Graham Sullivan, Baila Russell, Brennon Reynolds, Izzy Turnage, Jerry Rainer, Jeremiah Malbrough, Kameron Evans, Allison Davis, Makhi Jasper, Julien Davis, Jayden Hodge, Ellie Parks, and Lillian McDonald. Also recognized: Faith Griffin, Hope Griffin, and Byleigh Page.

The Newton County Elementary School Third Grade Honor Roll includes front row from left: Haylee Norman, Sophia Merrell, Grayson McMullan, Bostyn McMullan, Collin McCraw, Amari McClain, Drake Birkes, Tynleigh Bowen, Lila Bennett, Kylie Alexander, Ella Richmond, and Shyenne Seals; second row from left: Aiden Vance, Espn Cooper Lofton, Max Huey, Easton Joiner, Paisley Maxwell, Brantley Dean, Gunner Spangler, Eva Thomas, Hanna Calvert, Skylar Hill, Rebel Reese, Poppy Pearson, and Sophia Brackeen; back row from left: Gabriel Way, Asher Briggs Henderson, Christopher Owen Joiner, Sarah- May Harville, Andee Ellingburg, Breeze Nichols, Sawyer Scott, Jewel Posey, Will Slaughter, Briannah Rice, Macklin Cheatham, Gunner Richmond, and Cami Rowell. Also recognized: Xander Lashley and Sawyer Thrash.

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