She is an accomplished tenor saxophonist and she has been playing the piano since she was 5 years old, taking lessons from Chester's Grammy-nominated composer Philip Aaberg.Įmma has played volleyball, basketball, tennis and participated in swimming while a high school student at CJI. She's the student body president, National Honor Society president, FCCLA co-president, local teens ReACT against tobacco coordinator, is part of Special Olympics Montana's state youth activation committee and was once part of CJI's chemistry club. She is proud of the fact she got a 100 percent once in organic chemistry.īut her talents and her time isn't just spent in the classroom. She is taking honors biology right now, an online AP calculus class, took two online college courses this year (psychology and medical terminology), plays the tenor saxophone in band, and finishes out her day with U.S. She'll graduate from CJI with a 4.024 GPA and earned a 31 on her ACT. If that is her measuring stick, then the daughter of Brett and Anna Earl is a knockout. "I think it's really attractive to be smart." But a psychology or biology text book? She will read that cover to cover as quickly as she can. Put a novel in front of Emma Earl, and she will probably read it at some point.
For a complete list of All Stars, click here. EDITOR'S NOTE: Emma Earl of Chester-Joplin-Inverness was selected as one of 10 Academic All Stars for 2015.
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