What is STAR
The Student Teacher Achievement Recognition program recognizes Georgia's outstanding high school seniors and the teachers who have been instrumental in their academic development. Since its inception in 1958, the STAR program has honored more than 27,500 high school seniors and their STAR Teachers.
The purpose of the STAR program is threefold:
For more information about the STAR program, please call Karil Brockington at (229) 247-8100 ext. 228.
The purpose of the STAR program is threefold:
- to recognize academic achievement in Georgia's high schools and to motivate students to be good scholars and high achievers
- to honor excellence in teaching, to promote teaching as a career and to encourage outstanding teachers to remain in the classroom
- to demonstrate the business community's commitment to excellence in education and to increase interaction between students and the business community
For more information about the STAR program, please call Karil Brockington at (229) 247-8100 ext. 228.
Meet the Winner
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Albert M. Kang, a high school senior at Valdosta High School, has been named the school's 2020 PAGE STAR Student for Region 10. The announcement was made by (PAGE Executive Director) Craig Harper. Kang selected Joy Eldridge, AP History Teacher at Valdosta High School, as his STAR teacher.
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Harold Chambers (Coastal Plains RESA Director), Albert M. Kang (PAGE STAR Region Winner Student), Joy Eldridge (PAGE STAR Region Winner Teacher), Dr. Todd Cason (Superintendent) and Craig Harper (PAGE Executive Director)
Special Thanks
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The STAR program would like to give a special thanks to ERCO Worldwide, Inc. for partnering with the Valdosta-Lowndes County Chamber of Commerce to host this year's STAR banquet!
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