The Christian County Chamber of Commerce has announced its 2024-25 class for the Youth Leadership Program.
And once again, it brings together students from all four schools.
For Christian County High School:
Avery Adcock, Cameran Aldridge, Andrew Fincham, Cooper Fort, Alex Hale, Claire Lacy, Stephan Lovan, Caleb Luttrull, Sophia Wilson, Virginia Lane
For Heritage Christian Academy:
Bryce Askew, Kila Cherry, Bralee Fowler, Lexi Lyon, Collin Outland
For Hopkinsville High School:
Dylan Barrett, Evelyn Bangart, Kaley Bangart, Grace Cansler, Kaydon Coats, Tristin Dillard, Azaa Enkhtugs, Gavin Harton, Maleigha Henderson, Rebecca Holt, Foster Jackson, John “Aiden” King, Madelin Macario, Ryan Martin, Timothy “Ty” Richards, Kaveenah White
And for University Height Academy:
Kate Adams, Gracie Ausenbaugh, Bella Brunson, Kate Cayce, Jude Finch, Tori Flick, Jackson Flynn, Alyssa Grise, Palin Hampton, Maggie Mohon, Addison Robertson, Hugh Sisk, Emma Tyler
The youth program coordinators are Nikki Chambers with Hopkinsville Water Environment Authority, and Kim Batts with Christian County Public Schools.
Much like the annual adult program, the youth follow overarching concepts about community and personal development, and it has a long-standing history of creating successful young adults who find the importance of community involvement.
