Eighth graders Edward Kenyon, left, and Connor Haley represented CJHS well at this week’s state Junior Beta Convention.
Edward was named champion in the Science competition and Connor placed fourth in Language Arts.
The two also were champions last year in the same categories in the seventh grade competition.
The convention was held at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center. CJHS took 36 Junior Beta members to the convention this year.
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