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We are excited to announce that the Monticello School District After School Program will begin on Tuesday, September 2nd.
We can't wait to see all of our students! We have a great lineup of activities and educational support planned.
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Tripp Lanehart has distinguished himself as a leading scholar at Monticello High School, earning the highest ACT score to date in his senior class with an impressive 33 superscore. This achievement is a testament to his dedication, academic excellence, and commitment to personal growth throughout his high school career.
From his earliest days at Monticello School District, Tripp has consistently demonstrated a passion for learning and a drive to excel. His teachers and peers alike recognize him as a standout student, always striving for the highest standards in both his coursework and extracurricular pursuits. Tripp’s academic record reflects his unwavering commitment, as he has maintained a position at the top of his class year after year.
The ACT, a standardized test used for college admissions in the United States, is known for its challenging content and rigorous assessment of students’ readiness for higher education. Scoring a 33 places Tripp well above the national average, opening doors to a wide range of prestigious colleges and scholarship opportunities.
Beyond his academic achievements, Tripp is known for his leadership, integrity, and willingness to help others succeed. He is an active participant in school clubs, community service projects, and extracurricular activities, including but not limited to: Student leadership, Renaissance Team, National Beta Club, National Society of High School Scholars, National Honor Society, football, and weightlifting. He is an accomplished pianist and a member of Pauline Baptist Church, where you can find him playing the keyboards on Wednesday nights for the youth band. Tripp embodies the qualities of a well-rounded student and role model.
As Tripp prepares to graduate, his remarkable ACT score and consistent academic performance set a strong foundation for future success. His accomplishments serve as an inspiration to his classmates and a source of pride for the Monticello School community. Tripp plans to attend the University of Arkansas, where he plans to follow a pre-professional track for medical school. The school looks forward to seeing all that Tripp will achieve in the years to come, confident that he will continue to excel and make a positive impact wherever his journey takes him.
