On Tuesday, April 19, The New England Ballet Company performed a school production of the ballet, Peter and the Wolf, for Stratford Academy students, followed by a Q and A session.

Three generations of family members are in the company, and also alumni of Stratford Academy.

Kenneth Hopkins (center), executive director at New England Ballet Company played the grandfather in a school production of Peter and the Wolf, Makayla Beach (left), his granddaughter, and a student at Wooster Middle School, played a hunter, and performer on the right is Sandy, Hopkins’s daughter — Photos by David Kent.

New England Ballet Company performed Peter and the Wolf at Stratford Academy.

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The Bunnell High School Post Prom Committee is calling all alumni, current families, neighbors and friends of BHS to help with this year’s post prom, set for June 3, at the Sports Center in Shelton.

The committee is looking for donations of BJs gift cards for drinks, food and paper goods and also for the purchase of raffle prizes. The committee also seeks bags of wrapped “penny” candy for the candy bar being offered to the students. Monetary donations also welcome.

If interested in volunteering to decorate that evening, please arrive around 8:30 p.m. on Friday, June 3. Volunteers also are needed to chaperone from 11 p.m. to 3:30 a.m.

Over the past few years, expenses have risen and community donations have gone down, so any help is appreciated.

To volunteer or make a donation, contact Sherri Kelley, Post Prom Chairperson at 203-258-3934 or s89hearts@sbcglobal.net.

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Students in grades K-8 at St. Mark School assemble in honor of the feast of their patron saint. Saint Mark is one of the four Gospel writers and known to be a great evangelist who preached the Good News of Christ. His feast day is April 25.

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Lordship Elementary School’s first grade class, led by teacher Sarah Pucci, were recipients of a grand prize in the national DuPont Challenge Science Writing Competition. On Friday, April 22, Pucci and her class were invited to a conference call, orchestrated by DuPont, to hear the exciting news. “The students and I were so surprised by this honor,” said Pucci. “I’m still in shock that my class won! I totally downplayed the “challenge” aspect of the project and focused on the learning.” More than 9,000 entries from all 50 U.S. states, Canada, and U.S. territories were submitted to The DuPont Challenge, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary as the nation’s premier science writing competition.

The “1st Grade Pucci’s Pink Group Team’s” entry, “Life Cycle of a Butterfly” was selected from hundreds of K-5 entries across the United States and Canada. As a grand prize winner, DuPont will host a “Science Is Fun Day” at the school as well as provide a Britannica Digital Learning E-book collection and Britannica’s 5 iOS science apps. Pucci also earned an all expense-paid trip to the 2017 NSTA Conference on Science convention in Los Angeles, Calif. “I am so proud of this accomplishment,” added Kate Murphy, Lordship Elementary School principal. “Mrs. Pucci took the initiative to expand a learning lesson into this national competition and was able to generate lots of excitement about the challenge with her students which in the end gave her, our students and our elementary school national recognition.”

Pucci and her team are organizing the “Science is Fun Day” before the end of the school year. “We can’t wait!” concluded Pucci.

Lordship Elementary School first graders receive the news that they won a grand prize in the national DuPont Challenge.

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Sterling House offers a NAEYC accredited Preschool program for children ages 3-5. The school offers morning, full, or extended day options. The Sterling House Preschool classroom is a place where children will feel safe, wanted, encouraged, appreciated and part of a community. Children are given opportunities to make choices, discover ideas, experiment, and take responsibility for their work. Children will be encouraged to observe, explore, take things apart, build, create, and draw.

The goal of the Sterling House Preschool program is to have all children become self-confident in school with people and materials, to become aware and curious of their environment and to develop a love of learning that will sustain them throughout their educational experiences.
Daily activities include free play, clean-up, bathroom, snack, music and story time, as well as recreational periods to foster large muscle coordination. Children will play on our brand-new, state-of-the-art playground daily, weather permitting. A nutritional snack is provided daily.

Download a preschool registration packet at sterlinghousecc.org. For more information, email Priscilla Choquette at pchoquette@sterlinghousecc.org or call 203-378-2606.

Sterling House Preschool teacher Deborah Reynolds reads to preschool students.

Sterling House Preschool students work on their large motor skills in Erin’s Gym

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The Bruce Museum is seeking artwork from high school students in Fairfield and Westchester Counties and the surrounding area by May 16. Select pieces will be showcased in the seventh annual iCreate exhibition in the Museum’s Bantle Lecture Gallery.

Opening June 11, about 40 artworks chosen from the hundreds of expected submissions will be on display through July 17. Students in grades 9 through 12 are urged not to miss the opportunity to participate in this well-respected annual exhibition. All submitted work will be recognized through presentation in an official video on display in the gallery.

Approximately 100 pieces from the digital submissions will be selected for a live judging on May 23. Finalists will be chosen by a jury of professional artists, who determine the artworks for exhibition after several rounds of voting. This year’s jury will include Daniel Buckley, Bruce Museum Exhibit Designer and celebrated artist, and two other judges to be announced.

Any regional high school student may submit up to three entries digitally to MLendenmann@brucemuseum.org by the deadline of Monday, May 16.

Cash prizes will be awarded from $500 to $100 for the top five honorees as well as a $250 people’s choice award.

The exhibition is underwritten by the Cohen Foundation, Jim and Pat Murphy, and the Charles M. and Deborah G Royce Exhibition Fund, with support from the Connecticut Office of the Arts. The Bruce Museum, located at One Museum Drive in Greenwich, Connecticut, features art and science. For additional information, call the Bruce Museum at 203-869-0376 or visit the website at brucemuseum.org

Anthony Kim, Birdman, Acrylic on Canvas, Spackenkill High School, Grade 12

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In the Spotlight, a not-for-profit summer theater program for area youth entering grades 8-12 (including graduating seniors), has announced audition dates of May 16 and May 17, as well as a callback date of May 19. All auditions, callbacks, and rehearsals will take place at the historic White House on the grounds of the Shakespeare Theater in Stratford, 1850 Elm Street.

In the Spotlight, with a resume including more than 25 years of productions, and boasting alumni such as Javier Colon, begins a new era of in theater with support from Sterling House and as an umbrella organization of the Mighty Quinn Foundation, a not-for-profit foundation with a successful record of supporting the theater arts and education, including founding Shakespeare Academy @ Stratford. This association is especially significant for In the Spotlight students as they will now have the opportunity to enhance their theater experience through participation in a variety of master classes and training from numerous theater professionals all culminating with the musical production of Urinetown, directed by Kevin Miller, and staged at the Klein Memorial Auditorium, performances on July 21, 22, and 23.

This year’s chosen musical, Urinetown, offers students a significant number of major roles as it cleverly satirizes our legal system, capitalism, corporate mismanagement, municipal politics, and class conflict, as well as the broadway musical itself as an art form. As such, it provides a valuable learning experience for any young person interested in musical theater. Sue Wright, president of the Mighty Quinn Foundation stated, “We know people will be saying “Urinetown?!” Why would I want to go to a show with a title like that?” Okay — we agree it is a bad title but it is a great play. Urinetown will make audiences laugh but it also explores real social issues. It will challenge the audience and, more importantly, the performers, to think and ask themselves — “Am I willing to do what is right?”

Cost of the program is $150 for Stratford residents and $200 for non-residents, with scholarship aid available in certain circumstances. To fund the program this year In the Spotlight is running an Indiegogo campaign and is also looking for former students to help with this year’s production and masterclasses. For more information, to donate to the program, to register for auditions, or to volunteer visit inthespotlight.org.

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The students in the Community Service group in the CLASP and FLASH program at Flood and Wooster Middle School participated in a school field cleanup in celebration of Earth Day. The students worked hard to clean the field and collected more than 15 bags of trash.

Also, students created Earth Day Awareness posters that were displayed at the Birdseye Municipal Complex and in the school hallways.

FLASH students Toni Greene, Ashley Bailey, Brianny Boaventura, Tiana Rodriguez, Jaiah Barrett, & Grace Beddington.

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About 100 Quinnipiac University graduate and undergraduate students spent the spring semester preparing Stratford and Bunnell high school students for careers in diagnostic imaging, nursing, occupational and physical therapy, social work and as physician assistants. After conversing via email, the students met for the first time April 29 for a special meet-and-greet on the University’s North Haven Campus.

Marci Niemeyer, a first year physician assistant student at Quinnipiac, greeted Bunnell sophomore Jasmine Ochoa with a big hug.

“We’ve been emailing for weeks,” Niemeyer said. “We talked about being a physician assistant, but we also talked about personal stuff, too. I got to know Jasmine. I’m hoping my experiences in life can help her.”

Ochoa said getting to know Niemeyer has only increased her desire to be a physician assistant.

“Marci has really helped me to understand what a PA does and what is to be expected,” Ochoa added.

The Quinnipiac students spent the semester answering questions from and offering insight to about 100 Bunnell of Stratford and Stratford high school students.

“We also work with professional mentors, but the Quinnipiac students are a little closer in age to our students,” said Christina Rusate, a business teacher at Stratford High School. “They can talk to our students about the college process and they can provide insight into different majors. My students were so nervous about meeting their mentors. It’s like a blind date.”

In addition to meeting the students in person, the Quinnipiac students led nine interactive clinical skills stations, ranging from “Curing Disease before it Happens,” to “Therapeutic Use of Play.”

“Through the mentoring program, our students further developed their communication skills, formed partnerships with caring young adults and gathered information so they are able to make informed academic and career decisions,” said Vicki Priddle, a business teacher at Bunnell.

Marci Niemeyer, left, a first year physician assistant student at Quinnipiac University, and Bunnell High School sophomore Jasmine Ochoa, met in person for the first time April 29.

Evonna Ackourey, a diagnostic imaging student at Quinnipiac University, explains how to use an X-ray machine as, background from the left, Anthony Vannucci, Todd Costa and Jessica Gentile watch intently. Vannucci is a Quinnipiac physician assistant student, while Costa and Gentile attend Bunnell High School.

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Celebrating its 34th theater production, Stratford Academy presents The Music Man, Jr. Friday and Saturday, June 3 and 4, at 7 p.m. and Sunday, June 5, at 2 p.m., in the Stratford Academy Johnson House Auditorium, 719 Birdseye Street.

The Music Man, Jr., is an adaptation of the Broadway hit show The Music Man, and features the songs, Seventy Six Trombones, Pick A Little, Talk A Little, Marian the Librarian and more.

Ticket sales begin May 23 in the Lobby from 11-1 at Stratford Academy Johnson House and cost $8 in advance and $10 at performance times.

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Inducted into honor societies

Harrison Brooks, class of 2017, political science and economics major was inducted into Alpha Beta Gamma, Eastern Connecticut State University’s chapter of the national honor society for political science.

Patrick Aspinwall, class of 2016 and Nicole Scinto, class of 2017 were inducted into the Eastern Connecticut State University’s Eta Omega chapter of the Beta Beta Beta National Biological Honor Society.

Brendan A. Collins, a senior majoring in English, has been inducted into St. Lawrence University’s Irving Bacheller Society, the Department of English’s honorary society. He graduated from Fairfield College Prep School.

David Bigley, a junior in the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Scranton was inducted into Alpha Epsilon Delta, the national honor society for health pre-professional students and the Beta Beta Beta, the national honor society for biology.

Featured in senior exhibition

Lauren Wells, class of 2016, elementary education and visual arts major at Eastern Connecticut State University is featured in the annual senior exhibition, “Outside the Lines,” on display until May 17. Mentored by Qimin Liu, Wells’s work is titled “Views From the Fence.”

Mentor in Juvenile Justice program

Evan Foster, a senior criminal justice and sociology double major, son of Graham and Donna Foster, is one of the 34 King’s College students volunteering for the Juvenile Justice Mentoring program.

Wins entrepreneurial competition

Housatonic Community College student Alek Danilowicz won third place in the 2016 annual Elevator Pitch Competition for Connecticut Community College students. Danilowicz talked about his useful device and garnered $100.

Earns high honors

Joy Alino earned high honors for the third marking period at Sacred Heart Academy.

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Notre Dame High School, Fairfield, class of 1975 is planning a 41st reunion on June 3, starting with a golf outing from noon-4, at Fairchild Wheeler, 2390 Easton Turnpike, Fairfield, followed by a reunion celebration from 7-11:30 at Vazzy’s 19th Hole.

More events for the class are planned for the month of June.

For more information contact Mike Doyle at dmikedebs@aol.com.

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The following students were named to the third quarter honor roll at St. Mark School:

First honors

Grade 5

Dimitrios Arfanis, Matthew Bernier, Amanda Bike, Mea Grant, Skyler Johansen, Elizabeth Long, Aeryn Millott, Peter Pigliucci, Timothy Scalzo, Anthony Scioscia, Andrew Verow, Justin Wu, Victoria Zottoli.

Grade 6

Michael LaMonica, Matthew Morrissey, Julia Sciallo, Kaitlyn Szczepanski, Caroline Workman, Winston Wu, Mya Zayas.

Grade 7

Annika DelRosario, Liam Millott, Matthew Morales, Erin Parchinski, Evan Quesada, Kimberly Wu.

Grade 8

Herla Monrose Natalie Sciallo

Second honors

Grade 5

Skylar Alicea, Angeline Antoine, Brooke Fitzsimmons, Madison McMahon, John Pastorok.

Grade 6

Stefano Cono, Kacie DeRosa, Angela Ferraro, Ronnie Kerkes, Jocelyn Kirwan, Tayvain Laing Katie Mandolfo Mark Morrissey Jude Pastorok Dante Quattrucci Michael Sabados Robert Sabia, James Shandrowski.

Grade 7

Jonathan Bushka, Julia Dabrowski, Kaitlyn Felicano, Kaitlyn Grassia, Jenna Koonitsky, Evelyn McDonald, Rebecca Richards.

Grade 8

Ashlinn Derleth, Daniel Krekoska, Mia Pastorok, Hannah VanEtten, Christina Wood.

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Five Housatonic Community College students, Blake Bennett of Washington Depot, Brandon D’Agostino and Nichole Dineson, of Milford, Nicholas Saint of Norwalk, and Christopher Torok of Stratford, comprised the HCC team who competed at the Community College Quadcopter Challenge on Friday, May 13 at the Konover Center, University of Hartford.

The challenge, sponsored by the NASA Connecticut Space Grant Consortium, required that those invited to participate build a Quadcopter (drone) and learn to navigate and put it through its paces. Five teams of five students each will compete.

The students were offered two kits, one more complicated than the other. They had to build it from scratch, requiring ability in engineering, soldering, CAD software, 3D printing, and laser cutting among others. Then, they had to learn to fly it over a course that including obstacles such as towers, water, changing wind, swapping equipment, etc.

The HCC team chose the more difficult kit. They built it. They tested it at HCC. It flew just fine.

The challenge is designed to encourage community college students in Science Engineering, Technology and Math (STEM) programs, and to engage more community colleges in these programs.

Team members Chris Torok, Nick Saint, Brandon D’Agostino, Nichole Dineson and Blake Bennett. The team assembled the quadcopter, designed and 3D printed the rotor protection, and integrated a suite of sensors including real-time video and ambient data display — all in two months while keeping up with their demanding course load.

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Stratford Continuing Education celebrated their 32nd commencement ceremony on May 12. Twenty three graduates walked across the stage to accept their high school diplomas. Dr. Janet Robinson presented the diplomas to the students. She was accompanied by distinguished Board of Education members who were pleased to also congratulate the students on their success. Family and friends eagerly awaited the students’ arrival into the auditorium.

Three students were selected to address their fellow classmates, family, and friends in commencement speeches. Each shared their journey and the challenges they faced along the way. Alyssa Kurowski was a highly motivated GED student who passed all four sections of the GED test within one semester. Lisa Marie Osorio entered the Credit Diploma Program with only two credits. In two years, she had earned and additional eighteen credits. These credits were earned in class and through the online Virtual High School program. The final speaker, Renee Doran spoke of the many stresses she encountered while balancing family and school responsibilities.

For the first time in the history of the Credit Diploma Program, a mother and daughter received their high school diplomas together. Renee Doran dropped out of Bunnell High School in 1985 to work. A few years later, she began a family. Throughout her life, she always wished to return to school to earn her high school diploma. Renee and Amber, her daughter entered the Credit Diploma Program together in 2013. Prior to Renee and Amber entering our program, Renee’s older daughter, Stacy previously earned her high school diploma through the GED program. Renee and Amber supported one another and learned to balance work and school in order to achieve their shared goal. This journey did not always come easily to these two students. Challenges came along the way but they faced each of these challenges head on and continued to push forward. Renee Doran confidently stood up and addressed the audience with a speech. Amber Doran watched in anticipation and proudly applauded her mother at the end of her speech.

Stratford Continuing Education commencement speakers Alyssa Kurowski, Lisa Osorio and Renee Doran.

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Earns high honors

Emily Schofield, a senior, majoring in mathematics at Notre Dame High School in Fairfield, earned high honors for the third quarter marking period.

First-year student award

St. Lawrence University, Canton, N.Y. named Audrey R. Law, a 2015 graduate of Bunnell High School, a winner of the Bradley R. Evers Outstanding First-Year Student Awards.

Honored for excellence in core division

Margaret DeCapua was honored for excellence in the Core Division at Champlain College on Monday, April 25. The Core Division celebrated student achievement and outstanding performance in liberal education at the event. Students whose work was published in the fourth edition of Audeamus, an annual collection of student essays, were celebrated, along with student workers, faculty and administration. DeCapua’s essay was titled, This I Have Done: Consider the Pebble, Become the Pebble.

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Cayleigh Kelley Brooks recently was honored by the Veterans of Foreign Wars in a ceremony held at VFW Post 9460 in Stratford. She was awarded 3rd Place District 1 Patriot’s Pen for Outstanding Expression of the essay theme, “What Freedom Means to Me.”

Patriot’s Pen is a national essay contest for students in grades 6-8 and sponsored annually by the VFW. District 1 is comprised of more than 20 towns and cities in southern Connecticut.

Cayleigh Kelley Brooks and Prez Palmer, VFW State Public Relations Officer.

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The following students were named to the third quarter honor roll at Wooster Middle School:

First honors

Grade 8 — Elizabeth Nicole Adzima, Tiffany Freduah Agyemang Okrah, Chidima Rita Anekwe, Abigail Lee Anka, Matthew Terrence Antrum, Gredniela Jhovana Atencio, Olivier Nicholas Azevedo, Nallely Dianet Barrios, Mackenzee Amanda Berger, Erik Bielski, Teodona Lambrina Bode, Matthew Ryan Brander, Matthew William Brennan, Logan Kristoffer Brown, Kierra Elise Campfield, Justin Tyler Canzoneri, Vanessa Elizabeth Carvajal, Lauren N Chechoski, Rachel Lauren Ciuci, Maxwell Alister Csedrik, Christian Matthew Curr, Gabriela Zanette Dacosta, Nazareth Alejandra De la Borda, Bella Sera DeLorenzo, Niko John Dickervitz, Timothy Martin Doherty, Lauren Nicole Dugan, Paul Leander Duncanson, Valerie Kamyla Duque, Michael Ojonugwa Enaye, Maria Dasilva Fernandes, Caitlin E Ferrari, Julie Francois, Nadya Isabella Garcia, Briana Gilbert, Piper Lauren Glass, Julianna Glick, Kelly Amanda Goddard, Ronajha Christine Gray, Jenna Elizabeth Hannan, Brady Michael Havee, Elijah Xavier Henry, Melannie Hernandez, Shannon Michelle Hong, Christine Annette Ihasz, Albert Andrew Ilie, Allen Jean-Pierre, Markel Angela Johnson, Leah Grace Karlan, , Fatima Rauf Khan, , Malcolm James Kinder, , Jordyn Avery Kszywanos, Joshua Edward Kusinski, Sean Christopher Latham, Ethan James Lazaro, Helen Fern LeFever, Skyler Rose Lubas, Annalise Macisco, Allison Cecilia Marroquin, Aaron Francis Martino, Natasha Bella Mas, Risa Lynn McLaughlin, Anthony Ralph Menillo, Damian Artur Miskow, Michael William Mulligan, Eugene O Nagy, Sebastian Nerio, George Nesterov, Terry Ngo, Claire T Noccioli, Luke Evan Noel, Nicholas Nunez, Matthew Thomas O’Malley, Halle Peterlin, Michelle Polanco, Tatianna Mone’ Polite, Andre Pongpit, Joselyn Guadalupe Quechol-Flores, Katelyn Bridget Quinn, Michael John Quinn, Samantha-Lyn Ann Ramos, Giovana Martinez Ribeiro, Ryan Thomas Riccio, Elizabeth SandraLynn Richards, Candice Julia Ryder, Melanie Taylor Sanwald, Lucy Ruth Schumann, Christopher Scott Shular, Thomas Edward Smith, Vanessa Daje Smith, Gwendelyn Sarah Sokolovic, Kayla Sokunle, Sakura Jastina Stevens, Makhiya Shareem Tisdale, Mia Ann Totten, Alexander Ugarte, Keryna Faith Upchurch, Halie Marie Veilleux, Andrew Glen Verkovod, Brianna Rose Vitka, Lianna Huan Wagner, Emma Walton, Julia Walton, Sophia Alberta Walton, Sheon Janeille White.

Grade 7 — Hirsi Mohammed Abdi, Sara Diab Agha, Ellie Anne Ambrose, William Kwabena Asante, Gredliana Jhoxana Atencio, George Bilan, Thomas Donald Blaine, Molly Ann Bonazzo, Natalie Theresa Brooks, Ava Rose Buckmir, Ryan Lawrence Burlone, Jonathan Matthew Butz, Heather Marie Buynovsky, Charlee Jeane Case, Layla-Ashley Reese Cesar, Samantha Alexandra Cevasco, Chet James Chechoski, Mckenzy Marie Chittem, Lauren Elizabeth Ciuci, Hailey Noelle Cocca, Julia Mary Cocchia, Daniel Kiely Collier, Mary Grace Conroy, Na’shyra Enayja Curry-Johnson, Michael A D’Aloia, Kellie Cattuong Dang, Caroline Mary Das, Emma Kelly DeLise, Zachary Alexander Demanche, Stephen Depass, Alexis Katherine Detuzzi, Julia Rose Dunkirk, Andrew Frederick Dunning, George Edward Eyerman, Miranda Grace Fernandes, Elliot Douglas Fetchin, Ava Alyce Fetcho, Nora Jane Fetcho, Leah Eleanor Foito, Kevin Donald Gabriel, Owen Michael Galt, Benjamin Daniel George, Ethan Angel Gonzalez, Katherine Kayla Gonzalez, Joseph Vincent Gottlieb, Trinity Grant-Pereira, Nahom Habtemariam, Rayonna Renee Heard, Robert Mason Hearn, Courtney Sage Hutchinson, Emily Kelley Ingersoll, Stephanie Grace Iodice, Abigail Jaymes Jackson, Alexa Blessyn Jarrett, Ronan Glenn Johnston, Scott Michael Knorr, Jason Charles Kopin, Patryk Jan Kotula, Brooke Elizabeth Lacourciere, Delaney Rose Lariccia, Maria Elena Larracuente, Joshua Jelani Lecointe, Hanna Patricia Leonard, Harrison D Little, Juliana Maria Litzie, Maxwell A Maria, Remy James McCool, Mark Ian McFann, Megan Mary McFarland, Hailey Anne McKane, Antonio Jack Medina, Gianna Marie Miranda, Olivia Mia Miranda, Ashley Renee Monah, Geovanny Joel Morel, Elle Elizabeth Moshier, Michael Thomas Mucherino, Kassidy Shayne Murtha, David Leon Myers, Gavin James Nagel, Drilon Nasufi, Devin Dakota Navarro, Steven Thien Nguyen, Jack Evan Olexovitch, Sydney Rayne Olszewski, Faith Nicole Ortoli, Max William Owen, Brianna Amya Perez, Elena Lissette Perez, Samantha Nicole Perley, Taylor Rose Petrie, Victoria Grace Randolph, Nicholas Anthony Rayho, John Anthony Rivadeneira, Ceili Marie Roberts, Emma Reese Rodrigues, Terry Ruffin, Christian Joseph Satta, Alexis Sayaphon, Avery Jaye Scofield, Logan Quint Seaburg, Kyle M Shannon, Thomas John Shannon, Madelyn Shimura, Jessica Elizabeth Sikes, Marcella Rosabel Silberger, Jake Alexander Simon, Ciara Louise Smith, Hayden Nicole Smith, Erin May Spillane, Skii Lynn Spina, Dylan Tan Steer, Jendaia Mahogany Stevens, Madeline Grace Swanson, Zackary Walter Terlik, Edie Elizabeth Threshie, Isabella Anita Tilson, Shannon Morgan Tomas, Sofia Torres-Macias, Isabella Rosaria Traussi, Tara Nicole Troutman, Ijeoma Victoria Ugenyi, Aaliyah Colleen H Vargas, Melanie Natasha Vargas, Kayli Marie Vazquez, Savoy Vital Volcy, Abigail Virginia Walsh, Jason S Warner, Michael Dominick Weldy, Ryann Mae Wiltsie, Grace Erlene Wright, Sean Anderson Youngquist, Aleksan Paul Zabaneh, Luke Benjamin Zezima.

Second honors

Grade 8 — Sydney Anderson, Joseph Edward August, Benjamin David Barg, Skyler Katherine Boibeaux, Aidan Vincenzo Brennan, Liam Joseph Chach, Larabe Aamir Chaudhary, Sebastian Jozef Chodorowski, Tyler Joseph Ciccia, Aiyana Nicole Collazo, Lauren Cullen, Clarence Ricky Davis, Imani Lynece Davis, Adrian Eladio De los Santos, Michael Frederick DeBernardo, Nataly Elizabeth DeLeon, Cache Amari Dickey, Larry Gerrod Ferguson, Katherine Keenan Fontan, Trevor Michael Forizs, Christian Haas, Michael Edward Hoffman, Marco Iacobucci, Olivia May Kells, Henry Andrew Lacourciere, Matthew Frantz Lamour, Kimberly Samantha Maldonado, Christina Marcellus, Marcella Bedeschi Marques, Riley Pamelia Matto, Brendan John McMahon, Sean Brennen Meisel, Eric P Miguel, Angela Elizabeth Miranda, Randall Price Nightingale, Hector Manolo Oliva, Josephine Marie Ortega, Antonio Giuseppe Pensanti, Claudia Alexandra Polanco, Tylise Marie Powell, Wilnaiza Charne’ Rucker, Christopher Jonathan Russell, Michael James Ryan, Gabriela Santana, Emily Sargent, Rasheed Anthony Setal, Zanayah Lashelle Sheffield, Kyla Shai Smith, Nathaniel Isaiah Smith, Giovanni R Stalvey, Sophia Marie Starkey, Dominick George Summa, Jose Antonio Torres, Mikaella Elizabeth Torres, Amanda Elizabeth Vargas, James Wassmann, Debbie Margaret Yerinides, Levi Zaccaria.

Grade 7 — Anthony Alan Anton, Kimberly Tatiana Arenas, Jack Matthew Attanasio, Samantha Jenisse Batres, Makayla Marie Beach, Amaya Leigh Benjamin, Dylan Christopher Biasetti, Anastasia Ermine Brathwaite, Mia Bridges Potts, Eden Brisee, Elijah James Brown, Quinton Robert Budnick, Kristopher Ryan Canhassi, Yavier Cosme, Amayah Renee Dennis, Christina Abreu Fontes, Madelyn Kate Gabriel, Michael Richard Galello, Christopher Joseph Gangemi, Erick Genaro Gonzalez, Zaia Marie Gonzalez, Amaya Nadine Hernandez, Denzel Hector Hernandez, Bryan Thomas Higgins, Blaze-Maxemylin Ferreira Iannucci, Kylie Nicole Karaban, Michael J Kelemen, James Walter Kiernan, Jade Kitanya Kilburn, Brandy Rita Laconte, Kaitlin Ashley Lapia, Marc Joseph Palomar Lopez, Nathan Dale Mastrony, Anna Elizabeth Mayglothling, Jade Ariana McCallister, Myles Gerald Minfield, Cevon Tasmiere Mitchell, Joshua Michael Nadzam, Muhammad Haris Naseer, An Tan Nguyen, Aidan Antonio Petrashka, Victoria Destiny Petrovitch, Jaykwan Pettway, Joseph Edward Rayho, Breanna Nadine Rivera, Jessica Mary-Lynn Saad, Matthew James Sargent, Abigail Barbara Smith, Jada Kelis Thomas, Aki Zarate Tsutsumi, Bryttnie Lynn Turner, Erin Marie Tyler, Kyle Louis Vega, Malik Pharrell Wells, Gabrielle Patricia-Ann Young.

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The following students were named to the third quarter honor roll at Flood Middle School:

First honors

Grade 8 — Adrian Arias, Julia Baldowski, Andreina Barajas, Jaiah Joy Barrett, Emily Reilly Beck, Melissa Kathryn Blanco, Allison Joan Buoni, Emily Claire Bursey, Philip Matthew Caliendo, Amari Demir Campfield, Derick Alphonse Celestin, Max William Chapman, Claudia Chudecki, Bruce Douglas Claxton, Nevaeh Claudia Colon, Patrick B Dahdal, Tucker Carlo David, Daniela Nicole DeBernardo, Catie Ann Delaney, Michael Gerard Ditoro, Jerry Omar Dominguez, Lili Sara Dowell, Briana Rose Dunn, Samantha Rose Elmadjian, Caitlin Patricia Fenton, Dominick William Ferranti, Timothy James Fraedrich, Chenoa Amelia Francis, Anthony Salvatore Gabriele, Olivia Garry, Jillian Michelle Gerardi, Benjamin Michael Gloria, Henry Philip Gloria, Colin Keegan Grib, Sarah Elizabeth Ickowitz, Owen Edward Jaekle, Christy Edven Jean, Magda Kmiecik, Savoula Koutroulas, Sophie Lucille LaBella, Lewis Henry Lara, Kaitlyn Mary Lemieux, Ruhuan Liao, Joseph Lumasag, Megan Marie Lutheran, Alexis Ann-Marie Magliochetti-Velleca, Daniella Victoria Marrero, Brianna Alexia Mayne, Ashley Nicole Merritt, Alyssa Kyra Meyers, Jason Miranda, Sarah Sue Mohamad, Ramona Liza Galon Munsayac, Vladimir Naval, Amaya Kayla Nichols, Sabrina Marci Orazietti, Zachary Gray Ormsbee, Arianna Althea Palmer, Gabriel De Abreu Paparelli, Alyssa Rose Pelletier, Darby Lane Pethrick, Marithsa Veniath Pierre, Susan Nicole Poisson, Kristen Marie Poplaski, Nico Anthony Provo, Alexander Henry Rice, Rachel Ann Rivera, Tiana Roshea Rodriguez, Jasmin May Saksene, Leilannie Evette Santana, Courtney Marie Stewart, Madison Meier Talbot, Elizabeth Aurora Thompson, Izabella Vendela Tinguirlis, Christopher John Truedson, Henry Valerio, Jake Charles VandenBroek, Victoria Vannarath, Rushil Velupula, Andy Omar Vicente, Jessica Anna Wyszynski, Savanna Lee Yakush, Ayisha Zakir.

Grade 7 — Danielle C Ahern, Erhan Semih Akyuz, Julianna M Alcantara, Daimler Krishjanis Aleksjuks, Keeyon Jaden Asante, Alexis Rae Backert, Frank Thomas Ballaro, Dylan Andrew Bauer, Grace Isabel Beddington, Laurie Annabel Bernard, Samuel Aaron Boyd, Jacquelyn Marie Brown, Mi Cai, Angelina Sophia Cevallos, Jade Claxton, Kevin Enrique Collazo, Alicia Cook, Haily N Cunliffe, Ethan Garrett David, Madison Elizabeth Derubis, Hailee Michelle DeSalle, Gabriella Marie Elcsics, Tamara Exile, Armand Fabrizi, Vincenzo J Fabrizi, Jennifer Fajardo, Elizabeth Patsy Frankel, Jenna Ann Garcia, Aditya Sreenivas Gowd, Toni Brianna Greene, Jonathan M Gulish, Karima Mohamed Hamada, Miranda Hasani, Eben Burgess Hikade, Jamie Aaliyah Hopkins, Huy Huong, Jessiemae Caneo Iquina, Precious Rose Jackson, Bryan Jean, Beverly Jeanty, Andres Jimenez, Kyle Philip Kovacs, Ethan Louis Kudysch, Sean Michael Leclerc, Kaitlyn Marie Madigan, Gianna Amaya Marolo, Ganine Marie Marottolo, Carolina Nicole Martinez, Lindsey Melanie Martinez, Morgan Elizabeth McCreary, Pierre Muteta Minga, Megan Angela Montalvo, Kayla Morel, Colleen P Mullane, Alisia Munoz, Brendan Patrick Murphy, John Lucas Nawrocki, Maurice Josh Neri, Brianna Nguyen, Stephen Atlas Ordner, Brianna Marie Parzyck, Amaya Marie Pemberton, Bianca Andrade Plachi, Kristen Paige Plastini, Adithya Prabakaran, Morgan E Reilly, Alexis Emmanuel Reyes, Kylie Rich, Alexandra R Richo, Isabella Rivera, Vincent Joseph Santorelli, Samantha Lynn Schulte, Rabiya Sultan Senel, Reece Seperack, Stephanie Lynne Sierer, Amandine Brielle Sime, Emma L Solomon, Jeremiah Machi Stallworth, Ryan Coy Stansberry, Emma Marie Stauber, Brooke-Lynn Taylor, Annina Sophia Torcaso, Kyle David Velez, Bruno Viera, Nikolaos Sofronios Vlahos, Michelle Trinh Vo, Madison E Zurlo, Bruny Rose Duvermont.

Second honors

Grade 8 — Ryan Christopher Allan, Ava Marie Almeida, Rachel Elizabeth Arsenault, Amira Jahira Bailey, Carlos Andres Barrantes, Cheyenne Olivia Blackwell, Ryan Connor Booth, Nicole Marie Brideau, Keiana Christina Brown, Jaden John Chuma, Brenna Rose Dahr, Gerome Davila, Zj’ana Nate’ Dear, Justice Elijah DeVonish, Frank Bell Dorsey, Jasin Dovolani, Ethan William Erickson, Asyria Elena Ferrer, Jared Manuel Garcia, Keily Marie Garcia, Chloe Elisabeth Gariepy, Adriana Nicole Hall, Tyree Elijah Hall, Paul William Hernandez, Alyssa Victorine Johnson, Ciera Loren Johnson, Bukhtawar Khalid, Noelia Elise Marcano, Jaden Xavier McDowell, Misael Nathan Mercado, Morgan Lily Mitkowski, Nicholas Ochoa, Justin Chisom Ogazi, Makayla Rose Pagan, Mi’kayla Jean Perkowski, Aniyah Chyna Pettway, Bryan Angel Polanco, Shakeria Chelsea Richards, Ariana Eliz Rivera, Ethan Scott Roberts, Shamika Tyrah Saint-Hilaire, Ernesto Santiago, Yaritza Santos, Shane David Sinise, Trevon Thomas Small, Dashawn Travis St Clair, Tyler Glen Staggs-Burgess, Steven Ludwig Tarkowski, Sarah Beth Tartaglio, Dylan James Turzer, Amanda Elizabeth Zdru, Zuzana Zivotska.

Grade 7 — Alixandria I Agathos, Yilmaz Aktim, Paul Ryan Alesevich, Victor Emilio Alvarez, Ana Rute Souza Amarel, Ashlie Jaylene Bailey, John Thomas Baroni, Lily Grace Batista, Luke Edward Blashke, Marving Therry Bornet, Matthew William Browne, Tomas Candiotti, Juiliet Lynn Capeles, Brianna Lynn Carroll, Wilder B Chavez, Deanna Elizabeth Cronin, Brian Alexander Cruz, Cullen Bryce Damon, Dakota Mackenzie Damon, Kolly R DaSilva, Joshua Michael Daskam, Saheim Anthony Davis, Victoria J Delgado, Mia Lauren DeMezzo, James Brookins DePina, Angelica Blue DeSimone, Vera DiZenzo, Dennis N Elrod, Liliana Reina Flores, Mathew Pereira Gama, Matthew Alexander Garcia, Cristina Garcia-Sanchez, Kasey Tylor Girard, Alyssa Marie Hall, Ethan Samuel Harris, William Heiden, William H Huntting, Alexa Iassogna, Kapita Agneau Kalemba, Layla Khattak, Sarah Khouja, Monika Kmiecik, Nicholas Andrew Kochiss, Daniel Lapinski, Austin Donald Levasseur, Hannah R Lewis, Rosanna Asmin Martinez, Madison Love Matias, McKayla Luv Matias, Yamani Michelle McCollough, Colin Sean McKay, Theodore James Frank T Miles, Siany Paola Mora Madrigal, Brenna Marie Morin, Mario A Oliva, Ronald Andree Oliva, Donny Isrrael Paguay, Kristina Grace Palucci, Gabriel Joseph Parrella, Costantino Pellegrino, Mckenzie R Rassavage, Justin Russo, Jalynette Sanchez, Jason Santos, Malika Monique Smith, Hunter Alexander Stirna, Britney K Szarmach, Elijah James Thomas, Leilani Samara Toledo, Victoria Lynn Tunney, Cailyn E Valentine, Dylan N Vancho, Melanie Michelle Vazquez, Joseph Junior Velez, Amanda Kaitlyn Wallace.

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The following Bunnell High School students were named to the third quarter honor roll:

First honors

Grade 12 — Audrey June Anderson, Lauren Ashlee Anderson, Emily Ayala, Allison Arlene Baker, Olivia Belliveau, Arielle Juliana Beninco, Mikayla D Boras, Dylan Joseph Brennan, Amanda R Cavoto, Nicole Marie DeFazio, Zuria Kyana Dewit, Victoria A Fatovic, Nicholas Fazekas, Alex Michael Ghajar, Danielle E Gordon, Bridget C Grover, Patrick J Haggerty, Brandon Michael Hanrahan, Emily Lynn Harrison, Bryan Alfredo Hatcher, Nazar Ilamanov, David J Junga, Olivia Susanne Kascak, Brennen Paul Kelley, Sarah Jean LaMontagne, Jessica Lapinski, Alicia M Lombard, Abby Kristine Manente, Jeanine Katherine Marsh, Zuehailee Kayla Martinez, Diamond Nicole Ashle Medley, Dexter Mercado, Kara N Murray, Alexandra Pauline Naimoli, Ryane Elizabeth Newall, Ashley Morgan O’Neill, Florence Opoku, Cynthia Yamileth Ordonez, Katlyn Eileen Parkes, Krystal Pisanelle, Savannah Polica, Kathleen Marie Politica, Miles Christopher Richards, Astrid Carolina Rodriguez, Katelyn Marie Root, John Michael Rosso, Melanie Elizabeth Russell, Alondra Lizbeth Santana, Julio Cesar Santos, Brooke D Shannon, Alex Bibi Sithivong, Kaytlyn Trower, Eleanora Grace Turner, Megan Lynn Uhrynowski, Justin Arquimedes Valle, Samanntha Lyn Velazquez, Madeleine Lee Videira, Rose Anna Vilay, Autumn Zhu Lynn Wagner, Amanda Nicole Williams, Giovanni E Williams, Ashley Rose Young.

Grade 11 — Anthony R Abed, Marlin Daniela Arteaga Jimenez, Ryan Batka, Devon Michael Binion, Emily Rose Booth, Hallie Michelle Carroll, Lindsay Marie Colacurcio, Danielle Marie Costa, Carissa Emily DiCicco, Kayla Angie Dominique, Caroline Mary Early, Zachary Jan Fagan, William Ryan Fazekas, Melissa Fernandes, Lourdes Rose Figueroa, Mariana Fontinele Dias Da Silva, Angelo Giannitelli, Courtney Jordan Greene, Jessica Helene Guerrucci, Erin Beth Hanna, Abbas Mohamed Harris, Mikayla Hartman, Monika Hlinka, Damian Isaiah Hopkins, Mary Katherine Jovanelly, Dalisa Claire Kennedy, Lawrence Lam, Angelina Lee LaMonica, Melissa Marie Lemieux, Rebecca Nicole Marrero, John Thomas Merritt, Vanessa Misurale, Sara Nicole Moore, Shannon Mullings, Neil James Murdoch, Noureen Z Nassra, Emilia G Ordner, Saira Nahomy Ordonez, Dominic Francis Parrella, Joseph M Pellegrino, Clarissa Polynice, Isabella Josephine Puzzo, Madison Theresa Robotti, Isabella Katherine Romano, Olivia Faith Sage, Chadwick Emerson Schroeder, Rachel C Scott, Bianca Alexis Seaton, Zoe Lynn Stradinger, Jasmine Sherelle Streeter, Jessica M Taliercio, Alexis Anastacia Trovarelli, Tiffany Vannarath, Yeymi Velasquez, Marlon A Vinza, Gabriel E Williams, Kylie Elizabeth Zack.

Grade 10 — Danny Alexander Alban, Grace Louise Almeida, Alexis Awad, Brianna Lyn Bahr, Nathalie Barrios, McKenzie Jacquline Beck, Serena Bhushan, George Marron Bloom, Philip Frederick Bloom, Jessica Lynn Bryan, Claire R Budnick, Amanda Kathleen Bull, Alexa Julianne Capuano, Matthew Daniel Cerino, Hannah Coello, Sean Colbree, Erick Omar Cruz, Gwen Elizabeth Dascenzo, Carla DaSilva, Caitlyn Caroline DeCilio, Grant Michael diBenedetto, Laura Danielle Dominique, Laurie Sara Dominique, Mia Lynn English, Starr Figueroa, Sarah Ayanna Francis, Michelle Nicole Gabriele, Kaylie Joyce Gariepy, Helena Michelle Gerardi, Linamaria Gonzalez, Ryan Alexander Gravereaux, Daniel Gerard Halchak, Michelle Lorraine Harrison, Benjamin Fairbend Heiden, Kelly Ann Hylton, Jamielyn Caneo Iquina, Maxwell Robert Jaekle, Tiffany Lauren Johnson, Romanya Joseph, Alexandra Kalicki, Hope Catherine Kavulich, Alex Michael Koletar, Jonathan Carl Larsen, Nathaniel Edward Larsen, Allyson Patricia Lazarre, Michelle Lin, Maison Lindsie Liscinsky, Robert Patrick Lombard, Hannah Leigh McLaughlin, Kara Sabrina McLean, Emma Jean McNamara, Klajdi Memelli, Kaleigh Mirowski, Alyssa Breanne Moore, Angelica Nicole Morales Lopez, Thelma Ugochi Ogazi, Nkiru Lynae Ogbogu, Kellie Marie Perillo, Ryan Zachary Poisson, Kateryna Polyak, Shakera Natalee Powell, Mason Lee Pugh, Rohit M Ramakrishnan, Larissa Ann Rapoport.

Grade 9 — Sarah Aktim, Kchrea Doyl Alindato, Joline Akunne Alisa, Julie Artiaga, Kyla-Jerusha Elira Bailey, Juliana Marie Barone, Kaylie Marie Broadhurst, Malcolm Alfredo Brown, Erik Alexander Cedillo, Laina Marie Cioffi, Samantha Lynn Crowther, Allison Marie Curcio, Daniel James Digiugno, Cassandra Lee Dunford, Lauren Ann Fazekas, Lindsey Eve Forth, Grace Elisabeth Gilbertie, Daisy Kassandra Gonzalez, Camille Faye Goodman, Christopher Alan Gulish, Sarah Harrison, Jayleen Rose Herrera, Danka Hlinka, Kristen Hubbell, Ayisha Ijaz, Kaliha Monique James, Kacie Lyn John, Maura Lynn Kelly, Jacob Evan Kudysch, Heather Josephine Lamontagne, Shania Angela Mahabee, Erin Annesley Mullane, Kaitlyn Oliva, Magnus Ordner, Christina Pavone, Daniela Brennan Petillo, Jimmy Thanh Pham, Ximena Floricelda Pineda, Mikaela Julia Puzzo, Jessica Rosalina Reynolds, Emely Nicole Rodriguez, Rebecca Nicole Romano, Gayle Kathleen Rookwood, Holly Shaye Rosa, Brooke Anne Royal, Brandon Cruz Russell, Julianna Milagros Santiago, Sofia Concepcion Santiago, Kenneth Alexander Sholomicky, Isabella Maria Valerian, Janaya Elsie Vazquez, Daelynne Zoey Veloz, Michael Ajon Vernon, Andrena Monet Williams, Justin Thomas Williams, Sarah Elisabeth Williams, Alyssa Jean Wright.

Second honors

Grade 12 — Abigail Aguirre, Fatima Ali, Bonita Ugonna Alisa, Michelle Lee Archer, Gabriela I Arias, John Carl Blashke, Jessica May Bortnick, Darrin Phillip Bosco, Angela Marie Burgos, Shayna Alyssa Caribe, Ashley Elizabeth Carlson, Caitlyn Nichole Carrafiello, Amber Catchings, Doralis Ceballos, Katie L Chantlos, Olivia Rose Cioffi, Tania J Coello, Morgan Elizabeth Damato, David DaSilva, Alyssa C Dudley, Charles Enright, John C Farrell, Jack V Ferrara, Mariana Forte, Michael Gerard Frouge, Max Ellis Garber, Nicholas David Giannoni, Wyatt William Goff, Patrick O Gough, Dhruv Chagi Gowd, Elizabeth Margaret Grznarik, Anthony Thomas Herman, Melissa Hernandez, Tyler Mathew John, Randy Tyler Kaufman, Robby Khouja, Peter Lorenzo Kuroghlian, Erin Taylor MacLeod, Angelo Luciano Masso, Molly Heather McFarland, Elisia Beth Paris, Troy Monroe Pemberton, Stephanie A Petro, Michael Pham, Sarah Kaylee Pickel, Valerie Pierre-Charles, Delaney Hunter Poitras, Kieaundria Poole, Jeffrey J Riccio, Noel Rodrigues, Noelle A Rousseau, Jaslene Yolibel Ruiz, Gianna L Salce, Shaheim Sanchez, Brent Robert Scofield, Orlando Segui, Paulina Smaga, Andre Michael Stanton, Erin Diane Sullivan, Stephanie Lynn Tingley, Jake Jeremy Tu, Jennifer Urena, Nicole S Van Etten, Maria Jose Vanegas, Jasmin Vazquez, Juan Velasquez, Sirette Vicenty, Sashoya Walker, Alicia Clarisse Washington, Jordan N Wilson, Adam Josh Wojenski.

Grade 11 — Michael Obinna Alisa, Robert G Arsenault, Christopher James Bahr, Chrisaine S Bailey, Nora Jane Bannister, Tyler Joseph Barnum, Francesca Rose Barone, John J Battaglia, James Bavolacco, Ava Grace Blashke, Brett J Bogdwicz, Kathryn Mary Boyle, Christopher Jeovoni Branez, Rachel Anne Brideau, Jennifer A Cadley, Michael John Castelot, Catherine Ann Chmielewski, Nicole Yingzhen Collins, Holly A Crowther, Yeimieliz Cruz, Gabriela Concetta DeMatteo, Melissa Andrea Escobar, Alexis Hartman, Kathrine Jankowska, Bilonda Renathe Kalemba, Alexander Steven Kells, Emily Grace Kratochwil, Ryan Matthew LeClerc, Breyanna Nicole Lesperance, Elizabeth Ann Liquori, Emily May MacDaniel, Caitlin Marie McCormick, Hannah Marie McGettigan, Michele Frances Morra, Haylee J Norton, Ruth Maribel Padilla, Clarinda Polynice, Anthony Ramos, Alyssa Savannah Rios, Michelle Nicolle Rodriguez, Evelyn Santana, Yoselyn Sarceno, Mark Sennello, Cooper John Shea, Elaine Nicole Stephens, Joshua M Vazquez, Alyssa Ann Velez, Stephanie Anne Vitti.

Grade 10 — Brandon Christopher Anglin, Javan Jairus Barrett, Danette Berrios, Kara Nicole Catapano, Chelsea Annellisse Chamba Cabrera, Brianna Chelsea D’Haiti, Alisa Lori Delaney, Dante Lorenzo DiFederico, Alexandria Maria Doherty, Quentin Donel Goodman, Demetrius Malik Hammond, Leanny Hernandez, Emiliano Jakob Jasso, Beatrice Jocson, Ryan Vincent Kardamis, Samantha Marie Kushel, Fiona Kyle, Elizabeth Alexandra Larsen, Christopher Cody McCreanor, Rafael Alejandro Mesias, Emani Morris, Daria Munia, Natasha Mutambo, Danny Nguyen, Erica Nieves, Jasmin M Ochoa, Michael Jon Pastor, Larissa Xenia Roettger, Alyssa Seara, Brendan Thomas Semon, Jack Emmett Spillane, Brittney Marie Stewart, Kellie Scott Taylor, Tyler William Vancho, Kayla Noemi Zurlo.

Grade 9 — Nowsheba Sharin Absar, Alyssa Rose Adintori, Chelsea Grace Alexandre, Sandy Carina Barrios, Molly Anne Belinkie, Cassandra Marie Berg, Anthony James Broadhurst, Gianee Brianna Burgos, Logan Caleb Caraballo, Amanda Lynn Celentano, Steven Stedner Czerwinski, Sara Michelle Federici, Charly Flores, Sebastian Garcia-Sanchez, Nya Dolo Gardner, Yvemalya Stella Germain, Trevon Quentin Griffin, Max Jacob Honafius, Kiara La’Rosa Jaire Jefferson, Sasha Belle Kalson, Camryn Melissa Kascak, Vincent Michael Keller, Juliana G Leblanc, Francis Paul Lembo, Celine Nicole Leon, Jeremiah Lopez, Olivia Marie Lopez, Carrie Faith Lutian, Danielle Mae Malota, Kerina Mary Mandl, Devin Jacob Martinez, Alexander Maurice Mosley, Ryan Michael Nelson, Hanna Palosina, Jason Michael Pickel, Queenasia Iyah Ireyonnah Pierce, Colin James Richards, Kaia-Lynn Renee Rizzo, Maximus Robert Rodman, Kayla Marie Rodriguez, Ashley Marie Ruiz, Katie Anne Schulte, Christopher James Serreti, Syed Durraiz Ali Shah, Amanda Laura Stauber, Jamie Rose Sullivan, Matthew Michael Torpey, Yariah-Lynn Kharmyl Williams.

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