2026-2027 George Washington Carver Student Ambassadors
Meet Carver’s 2026-2027 Student Ambassadors!
These students represent the best of Carver: Strong in academics, leaders in character, and full of Tiger pride. From football and JROTC to the band and cheerleading, Tigerettes, and Academic Decathlon, they reflect the many talents and communities that make us who we are.
As Ambassadors, they’ll lead tours, mentor underclassmen, and model what it means to be a Tiger on the Hill. We’re proud to have them representing Carver!
When Asked What School Culture Means to Them…
Jason Tuyo, ’28
It is one big community that all believes in each other and wants everyone to succeed. Carver is here to push us to become better citizens and to make our dreams come true.
Samiyah Brown, ’28
Carver’s school culture means to uphold yourself in a manner that follows the R.O.A.R. Expectations. We’re not just good for our athletics, but we offer and are good for much more than that.
Bryannah Phillips, ’28
Carver’s school culture means family, resilience, and legacy. It is a place where traditions anchor us, but opportunities propel us forward. The pride of Carver is found in the people, teachers who refuse to let you fail, and students who lift each other up. It is an environment where unique experiences, from the energy in the stands to the focus in the classrooms. They all prepare us to make an impact on the world. We are a community of deep talent, high ambition, and unwavering support. We are not defined by stereotypes or assumptions. We are defined by our achievements, unity, and drive to succeed together.
Rheanna Haslam, ’28
Carver is open-minded and has a blend of diversity. We support each other when needed.
Elonia Young, ’27
Carver’s school culture gives people many opportunities to join different extracurricular activities. We take pride in making sure that Carver students get the education they need and push for success. The tradition is that good is okay, but push yourself to be great. Push yourself to be the best version of yourself. We have a strict rule, but we are a school built on hardship and discipline.
A’keila Thornton, ’28
Carver’s culture values tradition and the idea that you should always strive to be better than the people before you. Carver isn’t just meant for sports, but it’s way more than that.
Trinitee Daniel, ’27
Carver’s culture means to have pride in our school and make memories with the ones around us. We are really intelligent and have many talents.
Nevaeh Gardner, ’28
Carver’s school culture provides an opportunity to do something new or different every day that I come to school. We are a big family.
Alyssa Lane, ’27
Carver’s culture means having pride in our school and being part of a community where everyone can be themselves. It means having opportunities to grow, make friends, and become a better person. We are more than our football team. We have talented, hard-working students who make Carver special.
Alaeja Copeland, ’27
Carver’s school culture means a community bound by history, resilience, and unwavering pride in being a TIGER! It means entering the school (#ODH) and knowing that you are part of a family that pushes towards excellence.
Arin Jackson, ’27
Carver’s school culture feels like a big family that can depend on each other for anything, and that’s what makes us truly rise above the rest! Carver is prestigious!
Ariah Moore, ’27
Carver’s culture is preserved through structure, identity, and representation. This has been shown through different versions of care through faculty and staff. What we produce on the inside of Carver is something that will make something and someone of themselves. No matter their beginning, their story will take a turn here.
William Carter, ’27
Carver’s school culture reflects the whole school. We are a family.
Aiden Bowman, ’27
Carver means a lot to me. I have never felt more acceptance from a school in my life. At Carver, everybody is one big family.
Jacob Shaheer, ’27
Carver’s culture means being together, being a family at the school, being respectful, and everyone having a great school year. We run the city.
Tre’Vaughn Taylor, ’27
Carver’s culture means confidence to me. Carver showed me that everyone has a voice. Carver once showed me how to use that voice, which turns into confidence. We have the best football team!
Aubrey Roberts, ’27
We are confident and a family. We stand up for our family and always find ways to have fun. We take pride in our school always.
Lauren Henderson, ’28
Carver is what you make it to be.
Karissa Walker, ’27
We’re a unified school based on tradition.
Abrianna Biggers, ’27
Carver’s school culture means pride, family, and many opportunities. It’s the people who make the school feel more than just a place where we go to class. It’s the traditions, the memories we make, the way we show up for each other, and the pride we have in being a Carver Tiger. Carver has given me opportunities to lead, grow, and become more confident in who I am, and for that, I am grateful. We are hardworking, talented, creative, and ambitious students who genuinely care about their future and their school. Carver has students who are willing to lead, create opportunities, and make a difference.
Ka’Mia McGee, ’27
Carver’s school culture means family and good opportunities. We take education seriously.
Yasmin Burch, ’27
Carver’s school culture is something very special that you can’t really find at any other school. The atmosphere here is just different around the right people: The Tiger Pride that makes you feel alive, the souls of the alumni that have come before us, the uplifting spirits that circulate and bring us together, and the creativity and love to help one another and keep us together is a presence and being that one can never forget. It will always be remembered in spirit, heart, and soul. Carver is more than just football. Here, we wear badges of honor, make unforgettable memories, speak greatness into existence, and most of all: We are all family.