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08/30/2026

Congratulations

The celebrations just keep coming at Carver! We are incredibly proud to announce that Mrs. Courtney Wright has been named a TOP 5 FINALIST for Assistant Principal of the Year by the Georgia Association of Secondary School Principals (GASSP)!

Mrs. Wright’s dedication to our students, staff, and school community shines through in everything she does. She leads with heart, supports others, and works each day to help make Carver a place where students and staff can thrive.

Being recognized as one of the top five assistant principals in Georgia is an incredible honor, and we are so proud to have Mrs. Wright representing The Nest on the state level!

07/25/2026

07/22/2026

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A dedicated 11-year-old is celebrating a huge milestone at his local animal shelter.

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07/15/2026

It's a blessing! Xavier Jones, 14, walked over two hours to make his 8th grade graduation in St. Louis.

After his grandfather’s car broke down, he walked six miles to Harris Stowe State University.

His determination earned him a full ride scholarship from Harris Stowe president Dr. LaTonia Collins Smith.

Local businesses also blessed Xavier with a bike and his family with new transportation.

07/15/2026

At just 13 Caden Harris, a young student from Atlanta, Georgia, reached an extraordinary milestone by graduating from high school

But Caden is already focused on something beyond his own success. Alongside his father, he helped transform a school bus into a mobile financial literacy classroom that brings money lessons directly to children and communities.

His work has already reached thousands of young people, teaching them about saving, entrepreneurship, and smart financial choices.

Now, after graduation, Caden plans to continue traveling, mentoring students, and inspiring future leaders.

His story shows that age does not limit purpose when knowledge is matched with action.

07/15/2026

He entered college at 16 and never stopped moving forward.

Curtis Lawrence III made history in 2021 as the youngest student in his class at Florida A&M University. Before arriving on campus, he had already finished high school early and earned more than $1.6 million in scholarship offers.

Curtis received opportunities from several universities, including Harvard and Yale, but chose FAMU because he felt welcomed and at home there.

Now, at 20, he is graduating with a biology degree and a minor in liberal arts. He plans to continue his education at Villanova University and hopes to become a professor.

His journey shows what can happen when talent, confidence, and the right community come together.

07/15/2026

07/15/2026

This is incredible! Nia was stunned when she opened her laptop to find not one, but five different acceptance letters from Ivy League universities. She spent her high school years working thirty hours a week at a local bakery while maintaining a 4.6 GPA and leading the debate team. She says she kept her goal of going to an elite school a secret even from her closest friends so she wouldn't feel the pressure to succeed. She finally decided on her top choice this morning and is heading off to study astrophysics in the fall. What was the most important lesson you learned during your own school years?