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High School Honors Day 2026

Honors Day was recently held at Macon East Academy, where we celebrated excellence across every subject area – history, science, math, art, computer, health, Law & Society, and English. Our top Junior High and Senior High students were recognized for their outstanding achievement for the highest averages in each course. The following students were recognized…
History Awards
Civics and Geography: J.T. Faulkner
Ancient Civilization: Mayson Lott
Modern History: Bella Ann Spires
U.S. History I: Macie Duncan
U. S. History II: Madison Vocino
Government/Economics: Livi Robinson, Cole Streetman, and Sam Wallace
Science Awards
7th Grade Life Science: Yates Thompson
8th Grade Physical Science: Mayson Lott
Biology: Bella Ann Spires
Chemistry: Campbell Loughridge
Anatomy: Grace Roy and Madison Vocino
Environmental Science: Cole Dozier
Physics: Cole Streetman
Mathematics Awards
Pre- Algebra: Yates Thompson
Algebra I: Mayson Lott
Geometry: Conner Wallace
Algebra II: Matthew Simpson
Pre- Calculus: Madison Vocino
Algebra III: Jamya Powell
Calculus: Sam Wallace
Art Awards
Art I: Bella Ann Spires
Art II: Isabella Browder
Art III & IV: Layla Stephens
Computer
Junior High Computer: Mayson Lott
Computer I: Sophie Clark
Health Award
9th-grade Health class: Conner Wallace
Law & Society Awards
11th Grade: Madison Vocino
12th grade: Breelyn Grisco
English Awards
7th grade: Yates Thompson
8th grade: Mayson Lott
9th grade: Bella Ann Spires
Honors English 10: Campbell Loughridge
11th Grade AP English: Madison Vocino
12th Grade Honors: Cole Dozier
12th Grade AP English: Sam Wallace
We are incredibly proud of each student recognized today. Your hard work, dedication, and character continue to make Macon East shine.
Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T16:55:12+00:00May 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Honoring the 2026 Knight Award Recipients

Macon East Academy proudly celebrates the 2026 Knight Award winners, an honor created to recognize one male and one female athlete who exemplify the true spirit of a Knight. More than athletic ability, this award reflects sportsmanship, leadership, integrity, and character—qualities demonstrated consistently on and off the field.

This year’s honorees, Sam Wallace and Jamya Powell, embody what every coach hopes to see in a student‑athlete. Their grit, humility, and unwavering dedication have elevated their teams and left a lasting impact on Macon East Athletics. Their leadership extends far beyond the scoreboard, inspiring teammates and strengthening the culture of excellence within our program.

A special commendation goes to Jamya Powell, who was also inducted into the Knights of the Round Table. Jamya achieved the rare distinction of being named an AISA All‑Star in all three sports she competed in—an elite accomplishment not seen at Macon East since 2016.

Sam and Jamya, your legacy of hard work, heart, and honor will continue to guide future generations of Knights. You will always have a home at Macon East, and we are incredibly proud of the example you’ve set.

 

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T16:30:06+00:00May 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Macon East Academy Senior Earns Montgomery Lions Club Scholarship

Macon East Academy is proud to congratulate Senior Elise Logan on being selected as a recipient of a $3,000 one‑time scholarship award from the Montgomery Lions Club Charity Foundation.

This honor recognizes outstanding students who demonstrate academic dedication, strong character, and a commitment to serving their community. Elise’s hard work and leadership have made her an exceptional representative of Macon East Academy.

Congratulations, Elise — your school community celebrates this achievement and looks forward to all you will accomplish next.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T16:17:29+00:00May 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Macon East Academy Students Shine at Alabama HOBY Leadership Seminar

Big congratulations to Macon East Academy’s Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership (HOBY) representatives, Campbell Loughridge and Avery Kyser! These two OUTSTANDING students were selected to attend the Alabama HOBY Leadership Seminar, held this year at Troy University.

HOBY is known for inspiring young leaders through learning, service, and hands‑on leadership development — and Campbell and Avery made an incredible impact throughout the weekend. As part of their service projects, HOBY Ambassadors collectively achieved:

🤍 470 handwritten letters for Bags of Hope to honor and encourage breast cancer patients 💙 Nearly 1,300 canned goods and non‑perishable items donated to the Heart of Alabama Food Bank 💛 Hundreds of handmade dog toys created for the Troy Animal Rescue Project (TARP)

Campbell and Avery represented Macon East with compassion, purpose, and heart — embodying the true spirit of OUTSTANDING leadership. Their commitment to service and their enthusiasm for learning continue to make our school community proud.

Macon East Academy celebrates these future leaders and the inspiration they bring to our campus and beyond.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T16:16:20+00:00May 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Pike Road Ladies Auxiliary Scholarship Winners

The Pike Road Ladies Auxiliary recently announced two scholarship recipients from Macon East Academy: Cole Streetman and Caden Mobley.

This scholarship recognizes students who demonstrate dedication, volunteerism, and meaningful community service. Cole and Caden’s commitment to making a positive impact—both now and in their future fields of study—shines through in this well‑deserved honor.

 

 

 

 

 

Beth Nesbitt2026-06-02T13:52:42+00:00April 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Two Macon East Seniors Named to the 2025–2026 AISA All-State Academic Team

Macon East Academy is proud to announce that seniors Patrick Ernest and Sam Wallace have been selected to the 2025–2026 AISA All-State Academic Team, an honor reserved for students who demonstrate exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and character.

The AISA All-State Academic Team recognizes seniors across the Alabama Independent School Association who have excelled in the classroom while balancing the demands of extracurricular involvement, athletics, and service. Selection to this team reflects a student’s commitment to academic excellence and their ability to lead with integrity.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T15:44:17+00:00April 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Three Macon East Seniors Earn 2025–2026 AISA Student‑Athlete Award

Macon East Academy is proud to announce that seniors Sam WallaceJamya Powell, and Cole Streetman have been selected as 2025–2026 AISA Student‑Athlete Award Winners, one of the Alabama Independent School Association’s most respected honors.

The AISA Student‑Athlete Award recognizes seniors who excel not only in athletics, but also in academics, leadership, character, and service to their school communities. Being chosen for this award places each student among the top well‑rounded leaders in the association.

  • Sam Wallace has distinguished himself through his achievements in multiple sports, his academic commitment, and his leadership roles across campus.
  • Jamya Powell has demonstrated exceptional athletic performance while maintaining strong academic standing and leadership within the Lady Knights program.
  • Cole Streetman has excelled both in the classroom and in athletics, earning recognition for his dedication, work ethic, and positive influence on his peers.

Macon East Academy celebrates these outstanding seniors for representing the Knights with excellence in every arena. Their achievements reflect the values of hard work, integrity, and commitment that define our school community.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T15:43:01+00:00April 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Macon East Senior Sam Wallace Honored with Dixie Electric Cooperative Scholarship

Macon East Academy senior Sam Wallace was recently recognized at the Dixie Electric Cooperative Scholarship Foundation Luncheon, where he was awarded one of the organization’s scholarships.

As a junior, Sam was selected to represent Macon East Academy as a delegate for the Montgomery Youth Tour, later advancing to represent the state of Alabama in Washington, D.C., at the National Tour.

Sam continues to exemplify leadership, character, and academic excellence, and Macon East Academy is proud to celebrate his achievements.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T15:40:40+00:00April 28th, 2026|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

Macon East Academy SGA Gives Back in a Big Way

Macon East Academy’s Student Government Association showed their commitment to service with a generous donation to the Heart of Alabama Food Bank during WSFA’s annual 12’s Day of Giving. Together, students collected over 1,000 pounds of food to help families in need this holiday season.
To encourage participation, the SGA turned the drive into a fun competition. High school classes battled to see who could bring in the most canned goods, with the winning class earning Chick-fil-A chicken minis. Lower school students joined in too—anyone who donated at least five cans received a stuffed animal as a reward.
This effort reflects the SGA’s passion for giving back and learning the importance of service. Their leadership inspired the entire school community to come together for a cause that truly makes a difference.
Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T15:32:01+00:00December 18th, 2025|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments

MEA Sophomore Attends Statewide Youth Leadership Conference

Macon East Academy sophomore Eli Churchwell represented the school at the Alabama Farmers Federation’s annual Youth Leadership Conference, held November 10–11 at the Alabama 4-H Center in Columbiana.

Eli joined nearly 90 ninth- and tenth-grade students from across the state for two days of leadership training, teamwork activities, and personal development sessions designed to strengthen communication and character.

As part of the conference’s service initiative, participants worked together to pack 11,000 hygiene kits for families visiting Children’s of Alabama—an effort reflecting the conference’s focus on service and community impact.

Macon East Academy is proud of Eli’s commitment to leadership and service.

Beth Nesbitt2026-05-28T15:07:42+00:00November 18th, 2025|Blog, High School, News and Events|0 Comments
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