LOGANVILLE, Ga. — April 2025 started on a high note for one of Loganville Christian Academy’s (LCA) graduating seniors.
Emma Masterson was named a 2025 Georgia Scholar, State School superintendent Richard Woods announced on April 1. Masterson is one of just 145 students statewide to receive this distinction.
When Masterson heard the news, she was overjoyed.
“I really just felt incredibly grateful. There are so many people who encouraged me throughout high school and things like this make me reflect on their help and impact,” Masterson said. “Mrs. [Laura] Nabors, who recommended I apply, has been especially helpful in finding opportunities like this for me and for the rest of my class. I can’t thank her enough!”
With this honor, Masters will receive a seal for her diploma along with a graduation cord to recognize her accomplishment.
A press release by the Georgia Scholar Program described the type of student they look for when making the final selections.
High school senior who has achieved excellence in school and community life.
Carried exemplary course loads during their four years of high school.
Performed excellently in all courses.
Successfully participated in interscholastic events within their schools and communities.
Assumed leadership roles in extracurricular activities sponsored by their school.
LCA’s Head of School, Rachel Ernst is thrilled at what Masterson has accomplished thus far and what she will accomplish in the future.
“Congratulations to Emma for receiving this incredible honor. Emma is a hard working and gifted student who serves and leads others well,” Ernst said. “I have no doubt that she will accomplish great things in the years ahead. LCA is excited to add another exemplary alum to the list.”
