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MVHS Honor Grad Q&A: Eugene Coleman III

Coleman will attend West Point this fall.

 
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From left to right, the three Student Volunteer of the Year award winners: Megan McDaniels of South County Secondary School, Eugene Coleman III of Mount Vernon High School, and Sara Jane Underwood of West Potomac High School.
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Mount Vernon High School honor grad Eugene Coleman III, 18, will be attending West Point. Coleman plans on majoring in systems engineering and economics. He chose West Point because he wants to become an Army officer.

Coleman received an MVCCA Student Volunteer of the Year award in April. He also served as the Student Representative to the FCPS School Board during the 2011-2012 school year. His hobbies include working out, hanging out with friends, and going to the movies.

What was the inspiration behind your speech?

The inspiration behind my speech was the a culmination of the friends I've made and the experiences I've had while at Mount Vernon.

How long did it take you to write your speech?

It took me about 15 minutes to write my speech.

What was your reaction when you found out you had been named an honor grad?

I was ecstatic to hear I was named an honor grad.

What are your plans for the summer?

For the summer I plan to go on vacation with family next week and then go to the beach with friends the week after that. Then the rest of my vacation will be dedicated to Cadet Basic Training at West Point beginning July 2.

What will you miss about MVHS?

I will miss not seeing most of my friends on a regular basis.

What will you miss most about not being at home?

I will miss the freedom and fun of being at home.

Related Topics: Graduation 2012 and Mount Vernon High School

Jane O'

11:15 am on Saturday, June 16, 2012

I have had the great pleasure of Eugene's participating and volunteering as a Young Leader in the Delagate Surovell and Kris Admunsen Young Leaders Institute. Along with the other students, Eugene epitomizes the care, dedication to service in his community, and friendship we aspire to for our students and ourselves. Congratulations Eugene. Well deserved. Dr. O'

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Ryan McElveen

10:53 pm on Saturday, June 16, 2012

Congrats, E.J.! You have been a pleasure to work with on the School Board, and we look forward to hearing all the great things you do in the future. You will be missed!

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