Douglass High School senior named to State School Superintendent’s student advisory panel

ATLANTA – Jasmine Davis, a senior at Frederick Douglass High School, has been named to State School Superintendent Dr. John D. Barge’s 2011-12 Student Advisory Council.

Davis is among fifty students from across the state appointed to the council, scheduled to meet twice throughout the school year to advise Dr. Barge and the Georgia Department of Education on how state policies are impacting the classroom.

More than 700 students applied to be members of the council by filling out an application and drafting a response to an essay question.  Students were selected for the panel based on their responses, as well as their school and community involvement.

The first meeting of the council is Tuesday, November 1, 2011 at the Georgia Department of Education in Atlanta.

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3 comments

Mona Rainwater 25 Oct 2011 - 8:55 pm
Im so proud of my daughter..... Way to go Jasmine!!!!!!!
Christie Turner Hicks 31 Oct 2011 - 2:25 am
Congratulations to Jasmine on her recent accomplishment! Christie Turner Hicks- APS teacher, daughter of former Douglass High science teacher, and mother of 1997 Douglass High graduate.
Diana 31 Oct 2011 - 12:39 pm
YEAH! I am so proud of Jasmine for having the initiative to apply and go for it! Ms. Lockwood, her advisor
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