Phenix City Schools’ Beta Club Members Excel at State Convention, Advancing to Nationals

Phenix City, Ala.— Phenix City Schools have marked a significant achievement at the Alabama State JR/SR Beta Convention, with students securing 51 top placements, a testament to the district’s quality of education and student dedication. The Beta Club, emphasizing leadership and service, saw over 100 members from Phenix City compete and succeed in one of the nation’s largest junior conventions and a highly competitive senior convention.

This accomplishment comes when educational excellence and community service are more important than ever. “Our students have worked tirelessly, and their success at the state convention clearly indicates their hard work, talent, and the strong support system provided by our schools,” Dr. Weber remarked.

The achievement of Phenix City Schools at the Beta Convention is not just a win for the district but a shining example of educational excellence in Alabama. As these students prepare for the national convention, they carry with them the pride and support of the entire state.

The state is encouraged to rally behind these young leaders, who are achieving
academically and actively involved in serving and improving their communities. This
story is a beacon of hope and a showcase of the potential within our educational
institutions to foster future leaders.

Through this achievement, Phoenix City Schools underscores the importance of
supporting educational programs that cultivate leadership, character, and service
among students, preparing them for successful futures.

About PCS
Phenix City Schools offers a complete, one-of-a-kind education for all students,
preschool through 12th grade. Its goal is to prepare all students for a career and/or
college through inquiry-based pedagogy, innovative resources, and a learning
environment with immediate and future societal impact.

1212 9th Ave, Phenix City, AL 36868 PO Box 460 | 334-298-0534 | www.pcboe.net

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