FLORENCE, SC – Virtus Academy of South Carolina fourth-grade student Abigail Rogers was named the 2024 Elementary School Student of the Year at the Charter Institute at Erskine’s Awards Banquet on May 16.
Rogers was nominated for statewide Student of the Year by the leaders at her school. In her nomination form, they spoke about her resilience, strong character, ability to connect with others, and academic achievements. According to Virtus’ Assistant Principal Kaymeo Davis, “Abigail Rogers epitomizes the qualities of a true leader, scholar, and compassionate citizen.”
The purpose of the Institute’s Student of the Year Award is to recognize a student that has gone above and beyond in their school communities, both academically and culturally. These students embody the mission and values of both their school and the Institute as a whole.
In addition to being recognized with a certificate, medal, and award, Rogers received a resolution from Senator Mike Reichenbach, District 31, in honor of her achievements.
“We are thrilled to have Abigail represent Virtus on a statewide level,” said Dr. Brian Carpenter, Managing Consultant at Virtus. “Her impact on our Virtus Wolf Pack is undeniable and we are so lucky to have her as part of our school community.”
Virtus Academy of South Carolina is a K-10 public charter school in Florence, South Carolina. Virtus will reach full matriculation in 2025 and serve grades K-12. Their mission is to power student potential through project-based learning, leadership development, community service, and the spirited pursuit of excellence. Virtus is authorized by the Charter Institute at Erskine.
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The Charter Institute at Erskine is the fastest-growing school district in South Carolina. Serving 28 schools and approximately 26,000 students across the state, the Charter Institute at Erskine is committed to innovative, creative, high-quality methods of education. For more information about the Institute, please visit www.erskinecharters.org.
