Cox honors Inspirational Student Heroes
- May 4, 2015
- / Staff Reports
- / education
Cox Communications will recognize 47 students from Escambia County who lead meaningful, productive lives, while working hard to overcome personal adversities.
The Inspirational Student Hero Awards will begin at 4 p.m., Tuesday, May 5, at the University of West Florida Conference Center.
The awards are given annually to students who have encountered and overcome extreme challenges in life, such as mental or physical disabilities, severe medical conditions, language barriers or family adversity.
The students were chosen by a committee of leaders at their respective schools.
Cox Communications will present the students with an engraved medallion and certificates of honor.
U.S. Rep. Jeff Miller’s office also will recognize the students with a certificate.
“These students have shown an enduring perseverance, inner strength and courage of character to rise above significant challenges and bring encouragement to others,” said Jacqui Vines, senior vice president and region manager of Cox Southeast. “It is my honor to pay tribute to these student heroes. They truly are an inspiration to us all.”
The 2015 Inspiration Heroes are:
| Bellview Elementary School | Devan Donoval |
| Bellview Middle School | Harvey Cudia |
| Beulah Elementary School | Caitlin Cool |
| Blue Angels Elementary School | Alexandria Wallach |
| Bratt Elementary School | Jordan Wilson |
| Brentwood Elementary School | Jennifer Rodriguez |
| Brown Barge Middle School | Belinda Zhou |
| Byrneville Elementary School | Anthoni Weaver |
| C.A. Weis Elementary School | Te’ontrell Adams |
| Catholic High School | Blakeley Baker |
| Cordova Park Elementary School | Joseph Jennings |
| Ensley Elementary School | Nathan Goodnight |
| Ernest Ward Middle School | Madison Kemp |
| Escambia High School | Samantha Williams |
| Escambia Charter School | Gerico Mackey |
| Ferry Pass Elementary School | Jamaia Bryant |
| Ferry Pass Middle School | Alexander Reed |
| Global Learning Academy | Donta’ Hall |
| Hellen Caro Elementary School | Reggie Pound |
| Holm Elementary School | Joshua Eiland |
| Jim Allen Elementary School | Myah Owen |
| Jim Bailey Middle School | Breana Chase |
| Lincoln Park Elementary School | Jamarcus Kyles |
| McArthur Elementary School | Adonis Turner |
| Molino Park Elementary School | Melody Patterson |
| Montclair Elementary School | Jamari Hart |
| Myrtle Grove Elementary School | Austin Robinson |
| N.B. Cook Elementary School | Will Roberts |
| Navy Point Elementary School | Suhamy Izaguirre-Garcia |
| Northview High School | Cody Mathis |
| O.J. Semmes Elementary School | Jeremiah Rudolph-Prichett |
| Oakcrest Elementary School | Amina McKenzie |
| Pensacola High School | Wen Wen Xu |
| Pine Forest High School | Alexis Fornecker |
| Pine Meadow Elementary School | Cody Kimbro |
| Pleasant Grove Elementary School | William Steele |
| R. C. Lipscomb Elementary School | Olivia Bush |
| Ransom Middle School | Joshua Parr |
| Sherwood Elementary School | Ian Louis |
| Tate High School | Taquarius Bryant |
| Warrington Elementary School | Dakota Ballard |
| Warrington Middle School | Johnaven Thorton |
| Washington High School | Miles Wright |
| West Florida High School | Sid Williams |
| West Pensacola Elementary School | George Hale |
| Woodham Middle School | Dy’asha Crenshaw |
| Workman Middle School | Devani Garcia |
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