Johnson High teen graduating early — with associate degree. And her desire to contribute to community shapes her plans. - Gainesville Times

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Johnson High teen graduating early — with associate degree. And her desire to contribute to community shapes her plans.

Rachel Korynoski, a student at Johnson High School, has been accepted into the University of North Georgia's nursing school for the spring semester. She has been a full-time dual enrollment student since the summer after her sophomore year of high school and will graduate a semester early from high school — and with an associate degree. - photo by Austin Steele

09022018 STUDENT 007.jpg — Rachel Korynoski, a student at Johnson High School, has been accepted into the University of North Georgia's nursing school for the spring semester. She has been a full-time dual enrollment student since the summer after her sophomore year of high school and will graduate a semester early from high school — and with an associate degree. - photo by Austin Steele

Rachel Korynoski has accomplished things some Hall County educators can’t recall ever seeing before.