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Highland MS volleyball update By Staff on October 10, 2024  BY MARK PIFER • STAFF WRITER MONTEREY — Highland fell to Pendleton County, W.Va., 19-25, 12-25, in a middle school volleyball match here Monday evening.  Lalea Mullins had three aces, two kills, one assist and one dig for the Rams, Cynthia Warner added one assist, one ace and one dig, Addison Sponaugle had one kill, Wren Cox had one assist and both Kendra Meredith and Leah Armstrong had one dig.  Last Friday, the Rams lost both ends of a doubleheader at Shawsville Middle.  Final set scores in the matches were not available.  Mullins had two assists, two aces and four digs for Highland in the first match. Sponaugle added two aces, Warner had three aces, two digs and one kill, Meredith had two kills, four aces and a dig, Brielle Ruckman had three aces, Aspen Lupo had an ace and a dig, Cox had one assist, one dig and one ace, and Lucy Honaker served an ace.  In the second match, Meredith had two aces to lead Highland. Other contributors included Mullins with one kill, one assist, one ace and one dig, Ruby Huffman with one ace, Honaker with one ace, Sponaugle with one kill and one ace, and Cox with one ace and one dig.  The Rams (1-9) are at Craig County this evening.
Seven students were inducted into the Highland High School chapter of the National Honor Society during a ceremony Tuesday evening. Pictured are, from left, new members Ava Summers, Virginia Richardson, Sarah Liller, Colleen Adams, Caleb Blagg, Elijah Good, and Mackensi Lambert, along with existing members John Wagner, Matthew Nestor, Hannah Meyerhoeffer, and Jisoo Han, all of whom explained the NHS four pillars of scholarship, leadership, service and character. (Recorder photo by Anne Adams)
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Highland students begin school year with 200 students, pre-K to 12th grade By Staff on September 05, 2024  Highland High School principal Tim Good, left, investigator Robby Vandevander, and sheriff Bob Kelly greet students on the first day of school. Highland High School principal Tim Good, left, investigator Robby Vandevander, and sheriff Bob Kelly greet students on the first day of school.  Highland Elementary School teachers Lynne Botkin, left, Shelley Thomas, and new elementary school administrator Timothy Johnson greet students as they get off the bus for the first day of school. Superintendent Dr. Drew Maerz reports enrollment is 13 in pre-kindergarten, 87 in the elementary school, and 100 in the high school. “We expect additional students to enroll when their paperwork is complete,” he said. (Recorder photos by Tammy Minnigh) Highland Elementary School teachers Lynne Botkin, left, Shelley Thomas, and new elementary school administrator Timothy Johnson greet students as they get off the bus for the first day of school. Superintendent Dr. Drew Maerz reports enrollment is 13 in pre-kindergarten, 87 in the elementary school, and 100 in the high school. “We expect additional students to enroll when their paperwork is complete,” he said. (Recorder photos by Tammy Minnigh)
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Highland Elementary School students celebrate final week of classes
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