Anthony Parker of Canton McKinley High School is extremely active in his school and community and participates in AP and college level courses. After high school, he plans to pursue a career in Political Science. He has worked on local and federal campaigns and participated in community service projects. To date, his accomplishments include: member of McKinley Speech and Debate Team where he served as a Congressional Debate; Director of Tournament Organization and Debate Captain; served as Vice President Key Club; Treasurer of Model United Nations chapter; At-large representative for Canton City Youth Council; Vice President of McKinley's Student Council and a member of National Honor Society. Anthony's awards include: three time State Qualifier, Ohio Speech and Debate Association; two time Member of Attorney General Mike DeWine’s Teen Ambassador Board; 2018 Buckeye Boys’ State Delegate and four time Academic Letter Recipient. 

Paige Phillips of Cuyahoga Falls High School is our newest Kid Who Rocks! She is a National Honors Society Member, a 2-year Rotary Scholar Award recipient, A 4-year Scholar Athlete Award winner, and a 4-year Letter Woman for Black Tiger Marching Band. She is the Clarinet Squad Leader and member of the Cuyahoga Falls High School Symphonic Band. Paige currently holds a 4.5 GPA and has placed on the High Honor Roll every semester since 6th grade. She's lettered in Varsity Soccer all 4 years, received an Honorable Mention in the Suburban League last year, and plays for NEO Soccer Club. She plans to attend Baldwin Wallace College and major in Sports and Business Management.

Meet Rachel Randolph of Tuslaw High School. She is a Kid Who Rocks. She's an accomplished singer/songwriter who has performed in musical theater. She's a multi-instrumentalist who seemingly can play whatever she picks up. When Rachel is not sharing her talents in school, she's working at outside gigs for pay. Her future plan will take her to the University of Akron to pursue further musical education and would like to be a band director some day.    

Brady Rowan of Hoban High School is a member of the National Honor Society, Student Council Fundraising Committee, Student Ambassador, Hoban Dance Team Captain, Peer Mentor, and a recipient of  the Monsignor Dowed Award, which is the highest honor given at Hoban. He's been on the Highest Honor Roll every grading period.  A photo that he took was selected for the 5th annual Hoban Purchase Prize.  He is a Senior Advanced Competitive dancer for the I'd Rather Be Dancing Studio.  He was a Nexstar National Talent Champion and took 1st place in the highest scoring solo.  His teachers take note his quiet but persistent enthusiasm for everything he takes on and he exhibits genuine joy when other classmates succeed.  Brady plans on becoming a Nurse Practitioner and would like to minor in Photography while continuing to dance.