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Day #SeniorSpotlight: Jacob Johnson

Mar 17, 2024 12:00 AM
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By Maddie Chastain - Faculty

A Darlington student is made up of many things. None of which is average. We help our students develop their interests, passions and pursuits, because we believe every individual has something to contribute. We also believe that only when you're 100% you, are you 100% Darlington. 

Here at Darlington, every student’s path is different. We think that's a good thing. 

Let’s get to know Jacob Johnson, a four-year day student from Rome who plays baseball. 
                                        
When you think of Darlington, what three words come to mind first?    

Community, family, Tigers

What song reminds you of high school?     
“Purple Rain” - Prince

What's your favorite show to binge watch?     
“Suits”

What's your favorite restaurant in Rome?     
Schroeder’s

What house are you a member of?     
Moser House

What are you involved in at Darlington?
Baseball

If you play sports, who is your favorite coach and why?    
Coach Larry - he has helped throughout my high school years and has been a great coach and friend.     

What's your favorite place on campus and why?    
Baseball field because of the locker room.     

Who's your favorite teacher and why? 
Ms. Shores because she’s very funny.     

What’s your favorite thing about Darlington?    
My friends.     

Describe an experience that you've had at Darlington that you couldn't have had anywhere else.     
Walking out of class and smelling the freshly baked cookies throughout the campus.     

What are some of the ways you've grown since you first came to Darlington?    
I’ve become more mature.         

What is your dream job?    
Something that makes a lot of money.

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