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Education

Galena science Fair set for Feb. 1

The Galena Science Fair will be held on Thursday morning, Feb. 1, from 8 a.m. - 12 noon.

Science Fair coordinator is Kimberly Jackson, who teaches 6th - 8th grade science at Galena.

Melissa Bolen is the 4th - 5th grade science teacher.

President’s List
James Ricky (Rick) Taylor Jr. is a designated member of the President’s List at Northeast Mississippi Community College, Booneville, for the fall semester 2006. He achieved a grade point average of 4.0, which is an indication of dedication to achieving high scholastic standards for 12 or more academic hours. Rick is a 2005 graduate of Hickory Flat High School. He is the son of Wanda and Ricky Taylor of Hickory Flat.

Gray Graduates

Erin Gray of Byhalia was among the 350 graduates receiving diplomas in commencement exercises at Harding University Dec. 16. Majoring in accounting, Gray received the bachelor of business administration degree.

Holly Springs residents complete program at Vatterott College

Darlene Nelson and Cristy Nelson have earned their diplomas in the medical assistant program at Vatterott College in Memphis, Tenn.

Vatterott College is a private career college offering specialized, technology-focused, hands-on training programs in the fastest growing industries. The Memphis campus offers programs focused on the information technology, healthcare and technical trade industries.

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