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Congrats to Markia Sellers and Uyl Joyner

Last Week’s NGSS Contest Winner!

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1st Columbus teen to become President of High School TSA

Congratulations to Alexander King

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The Senior Project is a performance-based exit requirement of the STEM Magnet Program of G.W. Carver High School. It consists of multiple requirements, ending in a presentation to a panel that will determine if credit is earned. The purpose of the Senior Project is to...

Parents Information

Aug 16, 2018

Important Information and Forms for all Parents and/or Guardians of Carver High School's students. Please take a moment to review our school improvement plan, parents right to know, parent occupational survey, home-school compact and parent and family engagement...

Parent and Family Engagement Policy

Aug 16, 2018

Parent and family engagement is the participation of parents in regular, two-way, and meaningful communication involving student academic learning and other school activities. In support of strengthening student academic achievement, the Muscogee County School...

G. W. Carver High School Accolades

School Wide Accolades

Student Growth Awards

School Name	Level	Subject	Place	Percentile	Year
Carver High	High	Biology	2nd	78	2016
Carver High	High	U.S. History	3rd	69	2016
Carver High	High	Biology	3rd	72	2015
Carver High	High	Physical Science	2nd	72	2015
Carver High	High	Economics	3rd	70	2015

Academic Accolades

Science Accolades

Thomas Cook (11th grade Magnet student) Won 1^st place in the category of Chemistry at the Columbus Regional Science and Engineering Fair. He was selected to compete at the 69^th Georgia Science & Engineering Fair at the Classic Center in downtown Athens, March 30 – April 1, 2017

Sport Accolades

G.W. Carver Boys Basketball Accomplishments 2016-2017
Regions 1-AAAA Champions
William H. Shaw Christmas Champions
AAAA Georgia High School Basketball Elite Eight
MCSD Freshman Champions
Daniel Melvin Region 1-AAAA player of the year
A.J. Watts 2^nd team1-AAAA All Region
Alex Wilson Honorable Mention 1-AAAA All Region
Ja’Corey Harper Freshman MVP MCSD Tournament

WRESTLING RECORDS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
Kemeul Hood 28-9, 2^ND PLACE King of the County, 3^rd place in city tournament, 2^nd place finalist in Georgia AAAA AREA tournament,
Micah Butler 4^th place finish in King of the County, 4^th Georgia AAAA AREA tournament
Nicholas Harris 28-10 record 4^th place King of the County, 2nd place Georgia AAAA AREA tournament

FBLA Accolades

Carver FBLA 2016-2017 Accomplishments:

FBLA Gold Chapter of the Year awarded at state 2016
Zion Young – Top 15 FBLA National Conference July 2016 (Sports & Entertainment Marketing)
Region Competition Results (January 2017):
- Jennifer Adams – 5^th place Advertising, 5^th place Introduction to Business Communication
- Kayla Banks – 2^nd place Advertising
- Joshua Banks – 9^th place Business Calculations, 10^th place Personal Finance
- Niya Joiner – 9^th place Business Communication
- Quennetta Baldwin – 3^rd place Future Business Leader
- Alexus Evans – 2^nd place Organizational Leadership, 3^rd place Computer Applications
- Cameron Ashe – 1^st place Organizational Leadership
- Myaira Bowen – 5^th place Impromptu Speaking
- Mahoghany Smith – 5^th place Job Interview
- Damiah Ford, Quennetta Baldwin, Tykerria Farley – 1^st place Entrepreneurship
- Maya Allen, Briell Hudson, Jordyn Sweat – 2^nd place Entrepreneurship
- Jaida Gamble – 5^th place Help Desk
- Taylor Buncomb – 1^st place Help Desk
- Don’von Wiley – 3^rd place Help Desk
- Courtney Williams & Jessika Marshall – 5^th place Hospitality Management
- Taylor Buncomb & Myaira Bowen – 1^st place Hospitality Management
- Niya Joiner, Canaan Williams, Selena Griffin-Summers – 2^nd place Management Decision Making
- Zion Young, Christ Graham, Destini Hudson – 3^rd place Marketing
- Auyyona Williams & McKenzie Clarke – 5^th place Marketing
- Joseph Stout, Saalih Watson, Don’von Wiley – 2^nd place Network Design
- Zion Young, Aizya Passmore, Cameron Ashe – 1^st place Sports and Entertainment Management
Destini Hudson selected as Region Officer for 2017-2018 school year (February 2017)
Headed to State competition this Sunday –Tuesday and will hopefully have more accomplishments to share then.

DECA Accolades

DECA
State Officer Host – Summer Leadership
Regions Competition
Timeshia Alexander – 2nd Place Apparel & Accessories
Denise Herrod – 4th place Automotive Marketing
Da’Naysha Hooten – 2nd place Quick Serve Restaurant Marketing
State
Top 20 State Qualifier – Da’Naysha Hooten Quick Serve Restaurant Marketing
Go Getter Award of Excellence (Membership Campaign)

Clubs Accolades

2016-17 G.W. Carver High School Academic Decathlon Team Awards
District Competition:
Cory Jackson: 1^st Place Science, 2^nd Place Music, 3^rd Place Essay, 3^rd Place Mathematics (Honors)
Cameron Ashe: 1^st Place Speech (Honors)
Tjireh Turner: 2^nd Place Mathematics, 3^rd Place Economics (Scholastic)
Unique Henry: 1^st Place Economics, 3^rd Place Music (Scholastic)
Chance Gladney: 3^rd Place Mathematics, 2^nd Place Economics (Scholastic)
Austin Hunt: 3^rd Place Speech, 2^nd Place Science (Varsity)
Jessica Marshall: 3^rd Place Science, 3^rd Place Language and Literature (Varsity)
State Competition:
Unique Henry: 3^rd Place Mathematics (Scholastic)

Literacy Club
1^st place Essay Writing in the Region Literary Meet
2^nd place Extemporaneous Speaking in the Region Literary Meet

Reading Club
Poetry Writers Workshop: Trinity Grimes representing Carver at Fountain City Youth Poetry Slam Finals on April 1^st from 2-4 PM on Broadway. Winners will travel to Brave New Voices Poetry Convention.
GA Movie Academy Competition: Carver team submitted a 3 min movie for the GA Movie Academy Competition to be held March 16^th at GA Southwestern. Winners will be announced on March 16^th:
Carver team also submitted their movie for the GA Student Media Festival held March 9^th at Hannan Elementary Magnet School. Winners to be announced.

SADD Organization:
1. Red Ribbon Week Safety Awarenesss – October
2. Seat Belt Safety check/ Holiday Safety Tips – November & December
3. Heatlhy Relationships
4. Mix It Up Day – February
5. DuI Simulation ….. in progress March 13th

HOSA Future Health Professionals
* Competed in Region Competition
* Participated in Women’s Heart Health Month service activity
*Conducted blood pressure screening
* Upcoming participation in Relay for Life

Fine Arts Accolades

G. W. Carver High School received special recognition at the 2017 Alabama State University High School Honor Band. We had THREE senior representatives from the brass section receive full music major & academic scholarships to attend ASU! John Caster (Page One Nominee), Thomas McCoy (Trombone Section Leader), and Anthony Watson (Tuba Section Leader) will be attending Alabama State University this fall as music majors on a full ride! In addition to our scholarship recipients, we were also recognized as having more students selected to participate in this prestigious honor band than any other school from the state of Georgia. Also, G.W. Carver tied with Ramsay High School (Birmingham, AL) for having more students place 1st chair! Our Governor’s Honors nominee, D’Ayja David, was featured as one of this year’s soloist!

Advanced Placement Accolades

Carver High School recognized with the AP Champion Award

About Us

George Washington Carver High School is among the top four out of the nine high schools in Muscogee County that improved their 2016 Graduation Rate. Our STEM school has increased the Graduation Rate for the second year showing growth from 76.4% in 2015 to 89.5% in 2016.
“It takes a team effort to bring out the best in our students, and we treat all students like our own children…”
“We track our students in school and out of school, and we refuse to let our students use excuses to give up on improving their lives through education and thinking beyond high school and the immediate community. In addition, G.W. Carver alumni, of all ages, come to the school to engage, to encourage, to support and to show each of our students that you can go anywhere from here.”

Principal Christopher Lindsay, 2016 News Release