R.K. Smith Middle School student of the year
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Pictured with R.K. Smith Middle School Student of the Year, James Reagan (center), are from the left: Tiffany Cologne, school counselor; Ronald Seal, assistant principal; Shonda Harris, assistant principal; and Harold Blood, principal.
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Reagan's selection was based on his academic achievements, leadership abilities and service activities. James is the son of Margaret and Roger Reagan.
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