Warner is Student of the Month for July

When asked to share his favorite memory from high school, Jackson Warner, Optimist Youth of the Month for July commented, “my favorite high school memory would be when the whole student section stormed the court after the basketball team won the district championship to go to state.”  the May graduate of Auburn high school has a 3.97 grade point average and was inducted into the National Honor Society, where he served as secretary.  
Warner was a member of the baseball team all four years of high school. The four year letter winner earned conference honors throughout high school. He was named first team All-State his junior and senior year. His senior year he earned second team Super State. At the 2026 athletic banquet he was named Offensive Most Valuable Player. His final season he was third in the state in all classes earning a .482 batting average and lead the Bulldogs in Home runs.  He volunteered at Tushla Field to keep the playing surface an excellent shape.
A member of the FCA, Warner served as a leader his senior year. He was a member of the Future Business Leaders of America, where he served on the mentorship program working with two 5th graders and the FBLA ice cream social at Longs Creek.  He was a member of the Math and Science Club and the Bulldog Leadership team. He played football his freshman year.  He was a part of STRIV at Auburn High School events, he worked the cameras and the scoreboard.
Warner has a long list of voluntarism, including the backpack program, trunk or retreat and Catholic Social Services.  He is a member of the Auburn Berean Church.  
He is the son of Richard and LeeAnn Warner of Auburn. He plans to attend Doane University where he received a scholarship to play Baseball for the Tigers.  He plans to major in Exercise using his degree to become an athletic trainer for a baseball team on the collegiate or professional level.