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Clarke County students get a Bulldog welcome

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    • UGA students pose with Alton Standifer, fourth from, left, assistant to the president at UGA, and Cedar Shoals Principal Derrick Maxwell after welcoming students back on the first day of Clarke County Schools on Aug. 5.

    UGA students pose with Alton Standifer, fourth from left, assistant to the president at UGA, and Cedar Shoals High School principal Derrick Maxwell after welcoming students back on the first day of Clarke County Schools on Aug. 5.

    UGA students pose with Alton Standifer, fourth from, left, assistant to the president at UGA, and Cedar Shoals Principal Derrick Maxwell after welcoming students back on the first day of Clarke County Schools on Aug. 5.
    UGA students pose with Alton Standifer, fourth from left, assistant to the president at UGA, and Cedar Shoals High School principal Derrick Maxwell after welcoming students back on the first day of Clarke County Schools on Aug. 5.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students welcomed Cedar Shoals High School students back to school.
    UGA students pose with Alton Standifer, fourth from, left, assistant to the president at UGA, and Cedar Shoals Principal Derrick Maxwell after welcoming students back on the first day of Clarke County Schools on Aug. 5.

    University of Georgia students traveled to Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals high schools Aug. 5 to welcome incoming students as they started their new year. This is the fourth year for the event, which is organized by the Office of the President, the Office of Service-Learning and student leaders from across campus. The goal is to connect UGA with local high school students so they can begin to see the University of Georgia as a future destination. (Photos by Peter Frey/UGA)

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