Talent identification

July 27, 2014 at 4:00 a.m.

Submitted photo Eight students at Lake Hamilton Middle School attended the Duke Talent Identification Program State Recognition program on May 15 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Two of the students, Spencer Fellenz and Lauren McMillan, also received Grand Recognition and were invited to attend the national level ceremony at Duke University in Durham, N.C. A total of 21,775 students from Duke TIP’s 16-state region scored well enough to be invited to state recognition ceremonies, including 458 of the 961 who tested in Arkansas. The students scored 21 or greater on at least one ACT area of English, math, reading or science. Students, from left, are Tyler Dickson, Hayden Dukes, Kamryn Knox, McMillan, Kit Adderholt, Reyona Bennett, Molly Blancaflor and Fellenz.
Submitted photo Eight students at Lake Hamilton Middle School attended the Duke Talent Identification Program State Recognition program on May 15 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Two of the students, Spencer Fellenz and Lauren McMillan, also received Grand Recognition and were invited to attend the national level ceremony at Duke University in Durham, N.C. A total of 21,775 students from Duke TIP’s 16-state region scored well enough to be invited to state recognition ceremonies, including 458 of the 961 who tested in Arkansas. The students scored 21 or greater on at least one ACT area of English, math, reading or science. Students, from left, are Tyler Dickson, Hayden Dukes, Kamryn Knox, McMillan, Kit Adderholt, Reyona Bennett, Molly Blancaflor and Fellenz.

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Eight students at Lake Hamilton Middle School attended the Duke Talent Identification Program State Recognition program on May 15 at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. Two of the students, Spencer Fellenz and Lauren McMillan, also received Grand Recognition and were invited to attend the national level ceremony at Duke University in Durham, N.C. A total of 21,775 students from Duke TIP's 16-state region scored well enough to be invited to state recognition ceremonies, including 458 of the 961 who tested in Arkansas. The students scored 21 or greater on at least one ACT area of English, math, reading or science. Students, from left, are Tyler Dickson, Hayden Dukes, Kamryn Knox, McMillan, Kit Adderholt, Reyona Bennett, Molly Blancaflor and Fellenz.

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