The Stephens County School System has named the winners of its 2025 Miss SCHS Pageant.
The 2025 Miss SCHS Pageant brought together 42 contestants this past Saturday, March 15, with all competing for a range of prestigious titles. School system officials say the event was a celebration of the talent, grace and spirit of Stephens County High School, showcasing the young women who represent the community.
Ella Batson was crowned Miss SCHS, standing out in a competition that also recognized outstanding achievements across various categories.
Other winners included Arwen Bratten, who earned the title of Miss Young Entrepreneur, and Jacey Burtt, who claimed the Runner-up to Miss Young Entrepreneur and Best Formal Wear honors.
The pageant also highlighted several special recognitions:
- Hannah Conn was named Miss Indian Spirit,
- Josie Jarrett took home the Best Interview award,
- Eve Andrews was awarded Best Casual Wear,
- Gabbi Warren won Most Photogenic,
- Ella Batson was recognized as Miss Congeniality.
The crowd favorites included:
- Avery Colbert, named Crowd’s Choice for 9th-10th grades, and
- Eve Andrews, named Crowd’s Choice for 11th-12th grades.
Additionally, the event crowned class-level winners, with:
- Layla Worley earning Miss Freshman and Taylor Beatty as Runner-up to Miss Freshman,
- Jacey Burtt securing Miss Sophomore and Sadie Westmoreland as Runner-up to Miss Sophomore,
- Josie Jarrett named Miss Junior and Alli Kay Ivey as Runner-up to Miss Junior,
- Andi Williams crowned Miss Senior, and Eve Andrews recognized as Runner-up to Miss Senior.
The pageant was directed by SCHS employees Stacey Hemphill, Sarah Brock, and Haley Thompson, who ensured the success of the event with their dedication and support.
