Congratulations to Our Middle School Honor Roll Students

Congratulations to our Middle School students who achieved Honor Roll status for the first quarter. For “A” Honor Roll, they are: Ivy Bach, Carrie Belsterling, David Bender, Lita Blackburn, Mary Katherine Brunson, Trinity Carter, Jessie Clark, Luke Craig, Katie Fischer, Kylie Frank, Madison Gaston, Ryne Herbek, Audrey Kim, Morris Lottinger, Lauren Oates, Henry Petters, Megan Revor, Lauren Smith, Annabel Starrett.
For “A/B” Honor Roll they are: Amy Azar, Julie Bae, Maria Barragan, Tyler Barranco, Torie Barranco, Carter Beesley, Lauren Beverly, Adam Bristol, Amanda Brouillard, Cameryn Brown
Kaeleen Brunson, Briana Chavez, Caleb Cobb, Christopher DeJesus, Danny Do, John Faulkner, Frank Gonzalez, Hannaley Haigler, Cheyenne Hayes, Marie Rose Johnson, Emily Jones, Devin Kelly, Katie Lawrence, Gabe Lewandowski, Ashleigh Little, Elizabeth Londell
Taylor Lin, Garrett McGinn, Liam McGuire, Kayanna MacKenzie, Jenni Morgan, Kamryn Morris
Anna Nutting, Michael O’Connor, Kyriacos Phillopou, Hyunjoo Rho, Ethan Ronan, James Sadie
Katie Smith, Nathan Smith, Katie Stark, Jordan Steele, Iyana Tate, Matthew Taylor, Zachary VanAlst, Lucy Waite.

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