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Simpson Central Students Honor Unsung Heroes with Appreciation Brunch

On Wednesday, March 9, three student groups at Simpson Central School held an Unsung Heroes Appreciation Brunch to honor those who have done great deeds for the school but receive minimum recognition.

Organized by Simpson Central School’s Student Council, Future Business Leaders of America and Culinary Club, students served brunch and presented honorees with a Certificate of Appreciation for their diligent efforts, commitment and dedication to ensuring all students at Simpson Central are on a path to success.

Individuals and organizations recognized included office, custodial, child nutrition, transportation, instructional support, school support and district support staff; district-level administrators; school board members; and community adopters and supporters.

“This was a great opportunity to have our student leaders facilitate efforts and show appreciation to those individuals whom are often time not formally recognized,” said Dr. Antionette Woodall, principal. “Our goal at SCS is to provide exposure for students in various areas of interest, while helping them to become well-rounded students. The student groups worked really hard to make this day a success, and the students in the Culinary Connection at SCS helped make the day a success by way of meal preparation under the leadership of their sponsors Dr. Woodall and Ms. Felicia Moore.”

This program was sponsored by Southern Pine Electric, the Rho Iota Zeta chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., and New Day Ministries of Alabama – all community supporters of Simpson Central.

Three student groups at Simpson Central School host an Unsung Heroes Appreciation Brunch to honor those who have done great things for the school but receive minimum recognition.
In this picture, representatives from Rho Iota Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., and Southern Pine Electric receive awards on behalf of their organizations.  

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Patrice is married to Greg Boykin and they have two sons, Bradley & Alex Boykin. Patrice is a lifetime resident of Simpson County. Patrice retired after 25 years in the Insurance industry where 23 of those years were with State Farm Insurance in Magee. She is very active in the community and has served in several leadership roles. Patrice has been a Secretary for the Magee Touchdown Club for 19 years and President of the MS Scholars of Simpson County. Patrice was a member of the Magee Adopt A School Program. She was elected to a term on the Simpson County School Board. She has served on the Board of Directors for the Magee Chamber of Commerce. She serves on the Keep Magee Beautiful Committee and is a member of the Advisory Committee for the Simpson County Technical Center. Patrice is a member of the Simpson County Republican Executive Committee. Multiple times, Patrice was named Parent of the Year for Magee Schools as well as District Parent of the Year for the Simpson County School District. Patrice & her family are members of New Hope Baptist Church.

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