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Jaclyn Jackson elected state Junior Beta president By Calen McKinney Campbellsville Independent Schools Public Information Officer/Grant Writer, Infinite Campus Coordinator and News Team Sponsor Campbellsville Middle School has once again made school history at the Kentucky Junior Beta convention. At the convention, seventh-grader Jaclyn Jackson was elected to serve as Kentucky Junior Beta Club president for next year's convention. This is the third year in a row that CMS students have been elected to a state Beta office. And, Jackson is the first CMS student to serve as a state Beta president. This summer, Jackson will run for National Junior Beta Club president at this year's national convention. As a whole, the CMS Junior Beta Club received a Gold Key Growth Award. Several other students competed and placed at the state convention. As a result, they advance to compete at nationals. Those students include the following. Seventh-graders Logan England, Ivy Lawler and Kaylyn Lawson won first place in the portfolio competition. Eighth-grader Kayden Birdwell won third place in language arts. In the service learning competition, eighth-graders Chloe Thompson, Braelyn Price, Ava Hughes and Ellington Gowin won third place. Brayden Judd, a sixth-grader, placed fourth in the speech competition. Chloe Thompson, an eighth-grader, served as Kentucky Junior Beta vice president. She delivered a keynote and farewell address to the nearly 10,000 students attending the convention. National convention is June 19-22 in Fort Worth, Texas. Beta sponsors are CMS teachers Paige Cook and Robbilyn Speer, iEagle teacher Katie Campbell and Campbellsville Elementary School teacher Farrah Hord. This story was posted on 2020-02-19 21:02:04
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