Points of Pride 2025

1st Point of Pride: Leading the Pack: County-Wide Spotlights

• GaDOE Math Growth in High School - Antoinette Huguley,  MyKea Young
• First in Math - Quacey Williams-Allen 
• CCPS Chinese Calligraphy Competition- Angel Kendrick (1st, Jordyn Daniel(1st), Saniyah Farmer(1st), Sophia Graham(1st), Ciara Hampton(1st), Skye Hollie(1st), Kai-Nicole King(1st), Camari Lee(1st), Traci Summers(1st), Lyric Williams(1st)

Our school’s recognition by the Georgia Department of Education for outstanding performance in a high school math course, supported by our math teacher, Ms. Huguley, and math coach, Ms. Young, highlights the strong foundation built within our middle school math department. Winning the CCPS First in Math competition further showcased Quacey’s confidence, problem-solving abilities, and growing math skills. These accomplishments are boosting student motivation, raising expectations, and opening new opportunities for future success in math. Excelling in the CCPS World Language competition has positively impacted students by allowing them to explore Chinese culture and enhance their artistic skills. It has boosted their focus, patience, and confidence while fostering pride in their work. The competition also promotes cultural appreciation and strengthens the school’s commitment to diversity and creativity.

​2nd Point of Pride: Chasing Greatness: The Wolfpack Way

• CCPS Middle School Coach of the Year - Theresa Ball
• Undefeated County Champion Girls Flag Football Team
• Undefeated County Champion Girls' Basketball Team
• Undefeated County Champion Boys’ Basketball Team

In addition to strong academic progress, Wolfpack Athletics thrived during the 2024–2025 school year, building school pride and expanding student-athlete opportunities. The program has inspired perseverance, determination, and a strong work ethic. Coach Ball’s recognition as CCPS Middle School Coach of the Year highlights her outstanding dedication and leadership, further energizing our school community and celebrating the values of teamwork and commitment.

3rd Point of Pride: Leaders in the Making: EWMA Mentoring Programs

• Boys to Men
• Young Men of Honor 
• It STILL Takes A Village

Boys to Men and Young Men of Honor are mentoring programs founded at Eddie White Middle Academy to support the personal and academic growth of young men. Boys to Men focuses on development and guidance, while Young Men of Honor promotes academic excellence, respectful behavior, and high standards. Both programs foster supportive environments that empower students to thrive and become confident, responsible leaders. It STILL Takes a Village is a mentoring program co-founded by BET Award-winning rapper Young Dro and Dr. Ciara Elle. The program provides students with a safe space to express school-related challenges that, if left unaddressed, could impact their behavior and academic performance. Mentoring programs have a lasting impact, fostering personal growth, academic success, and preparing students for lifelong achievement. 

4th Point of Pride: A Pathway to Artistic Excellence Begins: Acceptance into the Martha Ellen Stilwell of the Arts program (Orchestra Students)

• • • Music Director - Mr. Weber
    • Asia Kilpatrick - Orchestra
    • Izabella Meas - Orchestra
    • Jordyn Williams - Orchestra
    • Nahyla Blyden - Orchestra
    • Maiya Northern - Orchestra
    • Diana Martinez -Orchestra
    • Karissa Mascroft - Orchestra
    • Noraa Wilson - Orchestra
    • Deja Pinnock-Theater

Auditioning for and being accepted into the Martha Ellen Stilwell School of the Arts has a positive impact on our school community by showcasing the talent, dedication, and hard work of our students. This accomplishment reflects not only the students’ commitment but also the guidance and support of their teacher, Mr. Weber, whose mentorship played a key role in preparing them for success. It fosters a culture of artistic excellence, inspires peers to pursue their passions, and underscores the value of arts education in both personal and academic growth.

​5th Point of Pride: Making a Local Impact: Community Involvement and Partnership

• CCPS Community Schools - Grand Opening / Community Partnerships
• Bridging the Gap: Stronger Schools - Stronger Communities Initiative -
  Dr. Micki Harris(Eddie White Middle Academy) and Mr. Kareem Sander (Lovejoy)
• City of Lovejoy partnership - Mayor Marci Fluellyn

The CCPS Community Schools program and our community partnerships create a supportive and enriching environment by offering essential resources like tutoring, food, supplies, and access to community services that boost student learning and well-being. It also strengthens family engagement through workshops and leadership opportunities, deepening the home-school connection. Together, these efforts promote student success and foster a more inclusive, connected school community. Bridging the Gap: Stronger Schools – Stronger Communities initiative was founded through the collaboration of Dr. Harris, our principal, and Mr. Sanders, principal of Lovejoy. This partnership is key to addressing growing challenges in our school community. By working with city leaders, we aim to improve safety, increase resources, and strengthen mental health support. Together, we can enhance student well-being, foster stronger school-family connections, and build a more resilient community for long-term student success.

Mayor Marci Fluellyn of Lovejoy has a significant impact on our school by actively working with us to address important community issues. Through open dialogue, she collaborates closely with schools and district leaders to foster a safer, more supportive environment for students. In addition, by engaging directly with parents at events and meetings, she strengthens the connection between local government and our school families, helping to build a more informed and unified community.