Empowering Future Scholars
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Micheal Haynes is an agricultural educator by choice and not by chance. He has been part of the Clarendon School District for the past 39 years. He earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture Education from Fort Valley State University and a Master of Education degree from Cambridge College. Mr. Haynes was named Manning High School Teacher of the Year in 1991, South Carolina Agriculture Science Teacher of the Year in 2006. He is a life member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, South Carolina Association of Agriculture Educators, the National Association of Agriculture Educators, South Carolina Football Official Association, National Football Official Association, South Carolina Basketball Official Association, National Federation of State High School, Basketball Association, South Carolina High School Softball Official Association, National High School Softball Association, American Legion Post 3140, and a Life member in the Reserve Officers Association. In addition to his teaching at Manning High School, Mr. Haynes retired from the United States Army Reserve after obtaining the rank of Major. Furthermore, Mr. Haynes is currently serving as the advisor of Manning Jr. High School Chapter of the FFA. To many individuals, degrees and accomplishments are of great importance, but to Michael Haynes, having fun and educating students is just a way of life.
MHL Scholarship Criteria
The Michael Haynes Legacy Scholarship will be awarded to a Manning High School Senior using the following criteria:
G.P.A.
The Applicant must have a cumulative GPA of 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.
Leadership Qualites
High school seniors can showcase their leadership qualities through various examples, such as stepping into roles like club president or sports team captain, where they inspire and motivate their peers to achieve common goals. They can also make a difference by initiating community service projects, mentoring classmates, and advocating for positive changes in their schools. Through these meaningful experiences, students not only develop their leadership skills but also demonstrate their passion for making a positive impact in their communities.
Community Involvement
Here are some examples of how high school seniors can demonstrate community involvement for scholarship criteria. Activities such as volunteering at local nonprofits, organizing community service projects, mentoring younger students, and participating in civic engagement initiatives can showcase a commitment to service and leadership. Engaging in these efforts not only enriches the community but also strengthens scholarship applications by highlighting personal growth and dedication.