Kayla Kearney and Jenna Kearney have earned recognition from the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey.
Palmyra High School’s Kayla Kearney, an eighth grade student, and Jenna Kearney, a twelfth grade student achieved recognition from the Girl Scouts of Central and Southern New Jersey.
Kayla Kearney was awarded her Girl Scout Silver Award on Sunday, May 2. Kayla orchestrated a multicultural festival for Charles Street School in May 2016. The Silver Award is a 50-hour project that is led and presented by a girl scout.
Jenna Kearney, a twelfth grade student at PHS, was awarded her Girl Scout Gold Award. Jenna’s project was titled “Enjoy English.” The Gold Award is an 80-hour project, which led and presented by a Girl Scout. She worked with english as a second language students to improve their English by incorporating all subjects including math, language arts and every day activities such as cooking for both PHS and Charles Street School students with the help of language teacher Carmen Knowles as her mentor.
