Artemis Virtual Academy student named News 19 Student of the Week
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) – For this week's News 19's Student of the Week, morning anchor Ellie Byrd headed over to Blossomwood Elementary to visit Charlotte LaVere.
Charlotte is probably one of the sweetest girls you will ever meet! She is in the fourth grade and is ready to move on to the fifth grade before the school year even ends. She attends Artemis Virtual Academy, but we caught up with her at Blossomwood, where she goes for testing and other things.
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She has accomplished and overcome so much during her short years in school. Charlotte was bullied at a previous school and found Artemis after doing some research. She told me she has learned so much about herself along the way and about how to help others.
'Having a support system is everything', she said. Charlotte leans on her parents for that support.
Charlotte also moved to Artemis to be able to focus on her passions for dance and art. Charlotte has been dancing and tapping ever since she could move her feet, her parents told News 19. She dances competitively and she has won several competitions so far. She is also skilled in art, as well, and has won competitions with her artwork.
Most recently, one of Charlotte's paintings won an award and was selected to be displayed at the State Capitol Building by Gov. Kay Ivey herself. Charlotte also just this week presented her artwork to the school board meeting, so, we know we will continue to see her do big things.
Charlotte's heart is as big as her love for the arts, so we were so proud to surprise her and have her be nominated for our Student of the Week! Congrats to you, Charlotte!
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If you would like to see your student nominated for Student of the Week or if you know any outstanding kiddos from across the Tennessee Valley, let us know.
You can reach us by email at studentoftheweek@whnt.com and turn in to Channel 19 every Thursday at 6 a.m., 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. to see who was chosen!
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