Whitko Students Of The Month

October 4, 2024 at 5:10 p.m.

LARWILL – Whitko Community School named its students of the month for October.
They are Savannah Clark, Whitko Senior High School senior; William Cripe, WSHS junior; Anna Craft, WSHS sophomore; Taylor Tarlton, WSHS freshman; Carlie Woodard, Whitko Junior High School eighth-grader; Abbi Shepherd, WJHS seventh-grader; Maryssa Alley, Whitko Career Academy; Mason Waterson, South Whitley Elementary School; and Emily Bingham, Pierceton Elementary School.




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LARWILL – Whitko Community School named its students of the month for October.
They are Savannah Clark, Whitko Senior High School senior; William Cripe, WSHS junior; Anna Craft, WSHS sophomore; Taylor Tarlton, WSHS freshman; Carlie Woodard, Whitko Junior High School eighth-grader; Abbi Shepherd, WJHS seventh-grader; Maryssa Alley, Whitko Career Academy; Mason Waterson, South Whitley Elementary School; and Emily Bingham, Pierceton Elementary School.



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