THOMASVILLE- Scholars Academy students showcased their scientific excellence at the Regional Science Fair in Tifton, Ga., bringing home top awards and earning spots at the State Science Fair in Athens.

Baylie Ballard earned 1st place, while her brother, Wyatt Ballard, secured 2nd place, marking an impressive achievement for this talented sibling duo.

Additionally, Molly Grace Carney and Gracie Harden have also been selected to compete at the State Science Fair in Athens, where they will represent Scholars Academy among Georgia’s top young scientists.

“We are incredibly proud of these students for their dedication and hard work in the field of science. Their achievements reflect not only their talent and perseverance but also the support and guidance of their teachers and mentors,” said Dr. Artez Sims, Thomasville City School, Scholars Academy Director.

The Thomasville City Schools community congratulates Baylie, Wyatt, Molly Grace, and Gracie on their success and wishes them the best as they advance to the State Science Fair.

For more information on Thomasville City Schools, visit tcity.org. For more information on Scholars Academy’s academic programs, please contact Sims at simsa@tcitys.org and for more information on Thomasville City Schools’ commitment to STEM education, please contact Ashley Palmer at palmera@tcitys.org.