Class of 2025’s top students

The Pike County High School Class of 2025 Valedictorian is Jackson Avery.

“Jackson is known for his adventurous spirit and fearless approach to trying new things,” said Pike County High School principal Kevin Huffstetler. “Jackson is a shining example of leadership and passion. In the fall, he plans to attend the University of Georgia. Jackson will be majoring in regenerative biosciences. We can’t wait to see what he achieves next!”

The PCHS Class of 2025 Salutatorian is Katelyn Johnson.

“Katelyn is the kind of student who quietly inspires those around her through her hard work, integrity and determination,” said principal Huffstetler. “An accomplished athlete and track star, she combines her passion for STEM with a commitment to excellence, whether in the classroom or on the field. Katelyn represented our school at FFA nationals and has proven that her dedication knows no bounds. One of the sweetest and most hardworking young women you’ll ever meet, Katelyn will outthink you, outwork you and never boast about it. Congratulations Katelyn and we look forward to seeing you continue to make a difference at Georgia Tech this fall.”

CrossPointe Christian Academy’s Valedictorian for the Class of 2025 is Landon Fulop. He attended CCA for five years and was part of the yearbook staff, Beta Club, praise band and football and basketball teams. He enjoys playing music, watching sports, weigh lifting and spending time with family and friends. He plans to attend Gordon State College and pursue a career in technology.

Marissa Fry is the CCA Salutatorian for the Class of 2025. She attended CCA for four years and was part of the yearbook staff, drama and musical theatre, archery team and the Literary and Beta Club. She enjoys reading, creative writing, singing, playing various musical instruments, designing clothing and graphic design. She plans to attend Berry College and said she has not yet decided what career to pursue but she plans to go wherever God leads her.