Greeneville, TN – Greeneville High School proudly recognized twenty-five seniors on February 4th for their exceptional performance on the ACT test. Each of these students achieved a score of 30 or higher out of a possible 36, placing them in at least the 93rd percentile of test-takers nationwide.

This remarkable accomplishment reflects the dedication and academic excellence of these students, as well as the unwavering support of the faculty, staff, administration, and the broader Greeneville community. Their success on the ACT demonstrates not only their commitment to academic achievement but also their readiness for future educational and career opportunities.

The students recognized for their outstanding ACT scores are: Abigail Adkins, Drew Armbrister, Haylee Barnes, Bethanie Bryant, Lincoln Burroughs, Kaylee Carver, Caleb Ford, Brady Freshour, Griffin Gricunas, Eli Hammonds, Elijah Hawkins, Angus Herrell, Zachary Howard, Grace Lampe, Jack Lampe, Gwendolyn Marion, Jacob Mullins, John Palcheck, Henry Parsley, Ariana Powell, Sadie Rogers, Lucas Southerland, Bria Trohon, Annika Vines, and Eady Wright.

“We are incredibly proud of these students for their hard work and dedication,” said Deanna Martin, Principal of Greeneville High School. “Their achievements on the ACT are a testament to their perseverance and the support of their teachers, families, and community.”

Greeneville High School remains committed to fostering a culture of academic excellence and preparing students for success beyond high school. The school extends its congratulations to these accomplished seniors and looks forward to their future achievements.