2025 National Honor Society and Mu Alpha Theta Inductees

Montgomery Catholic is proud to announce 33 new inductees into the Loretto Chapter of the National Honor Society and 10 new inductees into Mu Alpha Theta. The new NHS inductees are Lily Abbott, Sara Turner Burt, Kenedee Campbell, Olivia Celka, Jacque Coles, Makayla Corbin, Katie Dean, Cayden Dees, Kamila Diaz, Aidan Fleet, Kyle Frank, Adeline Gadilhe, JaJa Gancayco, Ethan Harbin, Jerodney Hinkle, Kayla Hora, Sophia Lopez, Logan Marshall, Joi McGuire, Caleb Mendiola, Ellis O’Connor, Evan Parker, Davis Perry, Keveen Ramirez, Elly Robinson, Anna Russo, Michael Sheffield, Ellis Thoms, Harrison Vaughn, Peter Walski, Campbell Webb, Rylee Wilcoxson, and Zion Williams. These outstanding students join the 29 current members of the Loretto Chapter of the National Honor Society. NHS members must achieve a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher.

The new Mu Alpha Theta inductees are Makayla Corbin, Katie Dean, Cayden Dees, Adeline Gadilhe, Jaja Gancayco, Ellis O’Connor, Evan Parker, Anna Russo, Peter Walski, and Rylee Wilcoxson. The purpose of Mu Alpha Theta is to recognize excellence in math and to stimulate a deeper interest in mathematics. Each inductee and member has maintained a minimum 3.3 unweighted honors math GPA.

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