Georgia Military College Prep School junior Natalie Jadol was named a 2025 Governor’s Honors Program (GHP) finalist in visual arts. Natalie’s selection for this prestigious honor reflects her outstanding achievements, talent, and passion for the arts.
The Georgia GHP is a highly competitive residential summer program designed to provide intellectually gifted and artistically talented high school sophomores and juniors with an educational experience. Held from mid-June to mid-July on a college or university campus, GHP offers students specialized instruction in their area of study, complemented by cultural and social development opportunities that challenge them to become the next generation of global critical thinkers, innovators, and leaders.
As a GHP finalist, Natalie will have the opportunity to immerse herself in advanced coursework tailored to her specific area of study at Georgia Southern University. During the program, students attend morning and afternoon classes, followed by a variety of social and instructional activities in the evenings.
GMC Prep Principal Col. Amy Lee expressed pride in Natalie’s achievement.
“Natalie’s selection as a Governor’s Honors Program finalist shows her exceptional dedication and commitment. GHP is an incredible opportunity, and we are so proud to see her represent GMC Prep at such a distinguished program,” Lee said.
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