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A recent gathering for the annual Product and Service Day at the Missouri capitol was attended by managers and employees of the state’s sheltered workshops. The event showcases these workshops’ essential role in providing employment opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

The honor roll for the sixth, seventh and eighth grades with a GPA of 3.2 to 3.8 and no grade below a C is listed below: Eighth grade students: Chase Adams Jaxon Ahart Brock Baker Hattie Bales Eli Bowman Ryder Clark Kaeleigh Damron Ashton Draisey Kinley Ellis Richard Green Cole Greenwood Elan Griffin Ruger Harris Hunter Holloway Leighton Hoyle Taryn Hufford Rachel Kaylor lzzlie Kinnison Brayleigh Martinez Mason Minnick Carson Persell Leo Pillinger Braidyn Reffitt Jett Robinson Jadyn Schmidt Ryan Sharp Brody Smoot Kane Staley Korbyn Staley Kyron Staley Bentlee Stockton Alexis VanOster Ava Wilson Seventh grade students: Bentley Adams Alli Battagler Haizley Briant Kinley Calvert Abram Edwards Haylee Hayes Aspen Hines Taylin Jennings Ben Kerste Kayson King Dawson Lamar Jace Mann Daysyn Miller Aurora Milliren Noah Nelson Scarlett Ogle Owen Oshner Jasper Phillips Adeline Reed Jacob Riche Layla Sisson Luke Sisson Raylee Slater Alaina Spencer Kinley Suha Trinity Thomas Shyanne Williams Aiden Yan Sixth grade students: Bryson Appleberry Hunter Bauer Braden Baugher Luke Blakley Jahred Case Annabel Clariday Madison Clevenger Rylie Collins Brenna Damron Megan Florez Robert Florez Carolyn Foster Emory Gash Victoria Glenn Colton Green Kayla Hamm Victoria Hartig Sophia Horton Tenley King Kaiden Leach Ava Minor Adysin Odell Macie Pliler Omar Price Jacoby Richard Aceson Slater Dalten Sterling Orion Thompson Henry Trimble Aaliyah Williams Gentrey Williams The honor roll for the sixth, seventh and eighth grades with the distinction of a 3.8 GPA or higher and no grade below a C is listed below.

Supporting high school seniors who plan to pursue higher education, Mediacom Communications is providing $60,000 in scholarship support. Now in its 24th consecutive year, this scholarship program will award 60 high school seniors with $1,000 World Class Scholarships.