Interview- Kaydence Hancock

Kaydence Hancock washing the germs off.

Kaydence Hancock is one of the kindest students here at Carter High School, who has a love for education, adventure, and pizza! She is 18 years old and works at Cruze Farm Pizza Barn which takes up most of her time outside of school. Cruze Farm motto is “work hard, and love harder,” which is something she lives by in her day to day life.  She is also one of the cleanliest people I have ever known, and has a deep hatred for germs. Kaydence has a lot to share about her additional love and memories for school. 

When questioned which class Kaydence loves, she declared, “Peer tutoring, definitely. My heart feels deeply inclined to show love and compassion to everyone. Mrs. Foust’s class sure had a thing or two to teach me about love, too.” Kaydence is always wanting to improve herself for the better. She has so much love and respect for everyone around her, and wants to grow. “My best memory from Carter High School was peer tutoring with Becca.” she says.  Kaydence has a deep love for the CDC class, which stands for Comprehensive Development Classroom. There are two classes, one of them being taught by Mrs. Foust, and the other class being taught by Mrs. Chollman, in which students can peer tutor and help not only the students, but the teachers. 

Kaydence was asked what she sees when it comes to Carter High School, and what CHS represents to her, and she stated, “I could be cheesy and say ‘love’ or ‘community’, but when it comes to CHS, I recognize it for our staff most of all. Throughout my years of high school here at Carter, the staff has always managed to show me the compassion and understanding that most of the students couldn’t.” Giant shout out for the staff of Carter, you are recognized. 

Kaydence has a giant heart for everyone and everything. One last piece of advice Kaydence would like to share is, “Be your own biggest fan, and self-advocate for yourself.” As always, she is a giant advocate for spreading love and positivity. 

Published by Rebecca Lavender

I am a senior. And I never forget that people will always have something to say and that we live on a floating rock in space.