Granville Early College High School Senior Lauryn Davis has received a national award for gifted students.
According to information from Granville County Public Schools Marketing Specialist Kory Scott, Davis was one of seven students from across the nation to receive the Dr. Martin D. Jenkins Award at the National Gifted Conference, held recently in Pittsburgh, PA.
The award is given to gifted Black scholars who excel academically and demonstrate outstanding leadership. Davis will receive a $300 scholarship, complimentary registration to the National Association for Gifted Children Annual Convention, a full scholarship to attend Purdue University’s (GER²I) Summer Residential Program, and valuable mentoring opportunities.
Granville Early College Principal Dr. Gwen Roulhac praised Davis for her dedication to excellence in academics and to work in the community. “Lauryn is gifted not only in her intellect but in her character, her compassion, and her commitment to making a difference. I am so proud of her!”
