Alcovy High Principal Dr. Kristopher Williams congratulates Salutatorian Vannessa Ezurike.
Alcovy High Principal Dr. Kristopher Williams congratulates Valedictorian and STAR Student Austin Wells.
Eastside Principal Jeff Cher congratulates Salutatorian Jet Dong (left) and Valedictorian and County STAR Student Eathan Xu.
Newton High School named Israel Dixon as valedictorian and Eliana Lewis as salutatorian for the Class of 2020.
COVINGTON — With the school year creeping to an end, Newton County high schools have announced the Class of 2020 valedictorians and salutorians.
Alcovy High School
Valedictorian Austin Wells plans to attend Georgia Tech and major in computer engineering.
Salutatorian Vannessa Ezurike plans to attend Georgia State University and major in nursing.
Eastside High School
Valedictorian and Eastside STAR Student Eathan Xu plans on attending college to study astrophysics and research physics and its connections to astronomy.
Salutatorian Jet Dong plans on attending college in Canada and is currently awaiting college decisions. He wants to major in chemistry.
Newton High School
Valedictorian Israel Dixon plans to attend The United States Military Academy at West Point and will commission as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army. His biggest aspiration is to positively impact the lives of others by becoming an officer in the Army and encouraging soldiers to be the best that they can be.
Salutatorian Eliana Lewis hopes to attend Howard University, a historically black college, to major in English Education. She hopes to one day pursue a career in education and work on publishing her first novel.
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Covington native and proud Valdosta State alumna, Hunter has previously worked with The Covington News and Valdosta Daily Times. She started working for Rockdale/Newton Citizen in June 2018.
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