Memphis-Shelby County Schools Soars in 2023-24 Tennessee FAFSA Challenge
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Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) triumphed in the 2023-24 Tennessee FAFSA Challenge, boasting an impressive 17 FAFSA Champion schools, despite a challenging year for the rollout of the new Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
G.W. Carver College & Career Academy earned special recognition as one of three “Most Improved” Very Small High Schools in Tennessee, with a completion rate that soared by an impressive 20.5% compared to the previous school year. The school will receive a trophy to commemorate its outstanding accomplishment.
“We’re excited that state leaders and organizations are recognizing the work that our schools are investing into the future of our students,” said Dr. Constance Certion, MSCS’ High School Counseling Manager. “I appreciate each of you and our AMAZING higher education partners (Southwest TN Community College, LeMoyne-Owen College, The University of Memphis, University of Tennessee, and TN College of Applied Technology) for the role that you played in assisting with FAFSA completion for MSCS and look forward to continuing this great work for this year’s seniors and families,” she wrote in an internal announcement.
Dr. Jeffrey Taylor, Professional School Counselor at G.W. Carver said collaborations helped make the achievement possible. The school is connected with LeMoyne-Owen College...
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