Bank of Jamestown 4.0 Banquet
Bank of Jamestown officials joined members of the Russell County School Board, educators and administrators to honor top students at a 4.0 Banquet.
Staff Report
A local financial institution has made a sound investment in the future by honoring local high school seniors.
The Bank of Jamestown held a “4.0 Banquet” Sunday, April 26 to celebrate Russell County High School (RCHS) Class of 2026 seniors with an exemplary grade point average.
Students were honored for their “dedication, perseverance, and excellence that brought them to this achievement.”
These outstanding seniors have set a remarkable example through their hard work and commitment to academic success.
A “heartfelt congratulations to each student and to their families” was extended for “your support, encouragement, and sacrifices (which) have played an important role in this accomplishment.”
The Russell County Board of Education and Jessica Gossage were praised for support of the exceptional group of students.
“Your partnership and dedication help create opportunities to recognize and celebrate academic excellence in our community,” the Bank of Jamestown said in a statement.
“It was an honor for Bank of Jamestown to host this banquet and recognize these inspiring young leaders. We are proud of each of you and excited to see all that you will accomplish in the years ahead.
Congratulations again to the Class of 2026 4.0 Seniors!”
The Bank of Jamestown honored exemplary high school seniors at a 4.0 Banquet.
The following students were honored:
Michael Alvey, son of Mike Alvey and Leslie Bloomer.
Natalie Bartrug, daughter of Marcus and Brooke Bartrug.
Noah Bennett, son of Eric and Heather Bennett.
Marlei DeVore, daughter of Jeric and Davene DeVore.
Myli Gaskin, daughter of Martin and Elizabeth Gaskin.
Masen Jasper, son of Jeff and Cindy Jasper.
Jiya Patel, daughter of Robit Patel.
Pratchi Patel, daughter of Peter and Nite Patel.
Ella Pierce, daughter of Kelly Pierce and the late Shawn Pierce.
“Jess” Adrian Galia Rara, son of Jess Avelino and Diana Rara.
Madison Stargel, daughter of Louis and Tonya Stargell.
Taryn Walsh, daughter of Kevin Walsh.
Allison Wilkerson, daughter of Brad and Marisa Wilkerson.
Kinnett Wills, son of Aaron Wills and Leslie Popplewell.
“We are inspired by your hard work, leadership, and ambition. Your achievements have set a strong foundation for the exciting journeys ahead, and we cannot wait to see the impact each of you will make. Thank you to the families, educators, and community members who have supported these students along the way.”
