JCSS Announces STAR Students, Teachers
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The Jackson County School System has announced its STAR Student and Teacher for the 2024-25 school year. East Jackson High School's Selah Wheeler is the STAR Student, selecting Mr. Jonathan Bagley as the STAR Teacher. Jackson County High School's Andrea Segraves is the STAR Student, selecting Ms. Devin Donaldson as the STAR Teacher.
The STAR Student must meet several criteria, including having the highest SAT score at their school on any single test date through November of their senior year, and being in the top 10 percent or top 10 students of their class based on grade-point average. The STAR Student then selects the STAR Teacher, an educator who has made an impact in the educational experience of the student.
After being named the school-level winner, the student and staff member move on to a regional competition.