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Thursday, April 9, 2026 at 4:24 AM

Exchange honors White

WAYCROSS – The Exchange Club of Waycross selected Ware County High School senior Carlie White as its March Youth of the Month, honoring her exceptional academic achievement, leadership, and service to the community.

White, the daughter of Miya Kennedy-White, ranks eighth in her class and maintains a 98.966 GPA. She is recognized as a Platinum Senior, is a member of the National Honor Society, and has completed more than 35 dual-enrollment college credits.

White has also passed all of her Advanced Placement exams, earning additional college credit.

Her leadership résumé is extensive. White serves as the State Leadership Representative for Georgia BETA and as President of the Ware County High School BETA Club. In these roles, she has led regional leadership summits, represented Georgia at national conventions, organized workshops, and strengthened her chapter through communication and mentorship.

She also serves as Vice President of Community Projects for FBLA, coordinating monthly service initiatives and connecting students with volunteer opportunities.

White’s commitment to service extends throughout the community. She has contributed through the Waycross Bank & Trust Junior Board, the Hospice Satilla Junior Board, the Miracle League, Night to Shine, and the Each One Teach One Mentorship Program, where she served as President.

Her leadership in organizing events such as Cowboys for Kids, the Sgt. Kennedy Sanders Run, and BINGO Night at Waycross Health & Rehab earned her the Sgt. Kennedy Sanders Youth Leadership Award.

In addition to her academic and service accomplishments, White is a dedicated athlete, participating on both the varsity sideline and varsity basketball cheer squads. She has been recognized with awards including Best Overall JV Cheerleader and Most Dependable Varsity Cheerleader.

White also demonstrates professionalism in the workplace as a Human Resources Assistant with Helping Hands Behavioral Solutions, and as an Administrative Assistant at Ware County High School.

The Youth of the Month Program is one of the Exchange Club’s longest-standing youth initiatives, designed to recognize high-achieving students who exemplify academic excellence, leadership, and a commitment to community service.

Local honorees are eligible to advance to the Exchange Club’s Youth of the Year competition, which awards scholarships at the district and national levels.


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