The Florence
Regional Arts Alliance (FRAA) recently recognized four outstanding seniors with
five total awards at Lake City High School on May 30th. Each year since 1997, FRAA has awarded the
Excellence in Arts Education Awards to graduates from all over Florence
County. This tradition was continued in
Lake City as Heather Stevenson, Jarvis Cooper, Deysha Miller and Maliaki Keels
were honored.
Jarvis
Cooper was honored for outstanding achievement in chorus. Deysha Miller was
presented with the award for being the top graduating senior in LCHS’s dance
program. Maliaki Keels received the honor
of top graduate in band.
Heather
Stevenson was the only graduating senior in Florence County to receive two
Excellence in Arts Education Awards in 2012.
Stevenson took home the honors for both visual arts and drama.
Graduating
seniors from each of the seven public high school in Florence County are
eligible for the Excellence in Arts Education Awards. Nominations are made by arts teachers and are
based on academic achievement and performance, as well as involvement in school
and community-based arts acitivities and performances.
The Honda of
South Carolina Excellence In Arts Education Awards are part of a broader FRAA Student
Recognition Program that includes the Betty Ann Darby Scholarships, two merit
awards presented annaully to Florence County graduating seniors who will be
pursuing advanced academic or professional degrees with majors in an arts
discipline or in arts education.
For more
information about the Excellence in Arts Education Awards, Betty Ann Darby
Scholarship Program or other Florence Regional Arts Alliance initiatives,
contact Bruce Douglas at peedeearts@gmail.com.
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