PUBLISHED ON March 27, 2026
8th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Charli Adams, Zoe Adams, Layla Alleman, Mia Bairnsfather, Lily Beach, Victoria Bendeck, Brynn Caire, Zoe Caire, Andrea Calub, Ellie Concepcion, Madeleine Cottrell, Aubrie Diaz, Serena Elliott, Sameiha Farhat, Isabella Finnegan, Ella Gautreaux, Emily Genovese, Kiley Greenwald, Kate Hanby, Brennan Hotard, Sophia Hunter, Charlotte Hurst, Madilyn Jackson, Adelise Jones, Emily Karcher, Lucy Kessler, Elise Laizer, Truc Dao Le, Sofia Leal, Ella LeBlanc, Kayln Lemoine, Cecilia Li, Angelina Macaluso, Victoria Madere, Madison Manale, Katelyn Marks, Fiona McDaniel, Cara Meche, Arabella Mendieta, Brinn Murillo, Sophie Naquin, Elise Nelson, Charlotte Nuss, Nina Occhipinti, Arianna Pacheco, Marian Paz Argueta, Evangelina Petrov, Avery Pilie, Carly Pitfield, Elizabeth Poche, Abigail Riehm, Piper Rodriguez, Landon Rogge, Ava Rosamano, Juliana Russo, Caroline Sander, Olivia Schexnayder, Zoe Storey, Vicki Tan, Kaley Tennison, Christine Thomas, Amanda Timler, Madeleine Timler, Milan Vitrano, Addison Wiltz, Elise Zaabel
8th Grade Honor Roll
Merah Benoit, Hailey Boyd, Skylar Brisset, Julia Bruno, Rowan Cooley, Corinne Couret, Camille Dubuc, Kaylie Favalora, Leiah Frazier, Emma Grabert, Ellie Habetz, Leigh Hess, Rachel Howe, Veda Martinez, Nora Meliezer, Rylee Menkiewicz, Chloe Montana, Gabby Nguyen, Alayna Parks, Izsabella Powell, Amelia Quatrevingt, Sophia Valenti, Rhia Young
9th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Leila Abbate, Katelyn Albaral, Lily Aucoin, Maci Betz, Ande Bohne, Ava Braendel, Clare Brandstetter, Aubrey Braud, Sophia Brisset, Marissa Bui, Parker Buras, Liv Canizaro, Elise Cash, Megan Cash, Julia Clark, Alexa Comeaux, Kaidyn Cooley, Caroline Currault, Ryan Curry, Madelyn Dabdoub, Chloe Desselles, Ava Deutsch, Lucy Dunn, Kathleen Elmer, Clara Erdozain, Lyssa Foltz, Rylee Ford, Caroline Gaudet, Madison Gauthier, Molly Glorioso, Amelia Hassell, Emily Hedrick, Molly Johnson, Claire Johnston, Ava Kissinger, Leah LaBauve, Dior Lambert, Gianna Landry, Chloe Lange, Gabriela Larson, Makayla LeCour, Trista Lerille, Kami Leyva, Sarah Lorio, Mia Maone, Hannah McClung, Ila Meers, Lundie Mitchell, Brooklynn Modica, Olivia Morrish, Marin O'Brien, Evangeline Oddo, Jillian Orellana, Sophia Organo, Elise Palm, Mallory Pansano, Maiya Pisciotta, Isabella Pumila, Jena Reuther, Grace Rieth, Lauren Rieth, Cambry Roberts, Remy Robin, Emily Roop, Molly Saia, Siena Scozzari, Brooke Sercovich, Amélie Sharp, Taelyn Smith, Lyla Steimle, Ashleigh Stemke, Blakeleigh Sticker, Grace Tardiff, Lily-Grace Theriot, Xenia Trejo, Sara Turnipseed, Alina Varkey, Julia Williams, Isabelle Wilson, Kyla Wilson, Leilani Wisecarver, Melina Wurster, Zoey Yeadon
9th Grade Honor Roll
Eleanor Cerise, Addyson Durr, Giuliana Hutchison, Lilyana Mosbey, Emma Myer, Kasey Orlando, Olivia Rodriguez, Addison Schmidt, Madisyn Timothy, Brees Zerby
10th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Alyssa Aleman, Taylor Allen, Madelyn Allesandro, Sophia Almerico, Molly Avrard, Olivia Barraco, Angelica Bendeck, Olivia Benner, Kaelyn Berggren, Elizabeth Blackburn, Sloan Boudoin, Sarah Brechtel, Brinley Brignac, Addison Brouillette, Alexandra Cella, Rhylee Christian, Noelle Cody, Lauren de la Gardelle, Sarah Dufrene, Brynn Dunn, Molly Dunn, Addison Egler, Morgan Ellerbusch, Reese Follette, Hailey Ford, Aubrey Frey, Elena Garcia, Ashley Garcia Morera, Lucy Guillot, Sophia Hansen, Emma Hawkins, Ava Held, Carolyne Hill, Sophia Indovina, Jessi Kammer, Ava Kennedy, Ruby Kiefer, Stella Latino, Shelby Lowrance, Sophia Marcotte, Ava Martinez, Valentina Martinez-Flores, Ella Matherne, Camryn McGregor, Gabriela Mejia-Aguilar, Nora Michelli, Payton Morris, Margaux Mouton, Kristin Munch, Isabella Nagele, Anna Occhipinti, Emma Oubre, Leigha Parrales, Si'lah-Michele Payre, Alyssa Pesantes, Jolyn Pham, Cecilia Pineda Regan, Anna Poche, Sophia Quigley, Lia Reinecke, Kenzie Robertson, Leslie Romero, Elizabeth Schexnayder, Elise Storey, Vivian Tan, Addison Terrio, Rachel Tuck, Lilian Voiles, Isabella Whittle, Emma Willmott, Ashley Young, Zoe Zabala, Yara Zeitoun
10th Grade Honor Roll
Hailey Aucoin, Amelia Becker, Abbey Capella, Iris Chiavetta, Mackayla Clark, Alexa Ferina, Eden Flowers, Erin Glass, Reghan Howe, Jazmin Interiano, Allyson Keeley, Ella Kirsch, Sarah LeCompte, Brea Leone, Isabella Magri, Natasha Mains, Emma Masson, Emma Melan, Adamaris Melara, Alyssa Parfait, Mia Parrino, Arabella Patorno-Terrell, Marigny Richards, Sarah Turcios, Sophia Willis
11th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Madison Adams, Kendall Allen, Mya Arroyo, Olivia Atkins, Harper Blackburn, Brianna Borne, Taylor Bourdonnay, Lillyana Bracamonte-Flowers, Kaia Braendel, Addison Breaux, Kylie Burke, Gabrielle Bush, Nicol Caldeira, Chloe Campbell, Alyssa Canfill, Isabella Cannatella, Allyson Cardella, Rosemarie Cardella, Madelynn Carderara, Marcella Casanova, Gia Chester, Julia Clement, Sierra Corales, Caroline Cortez, Isabelle Cunningham, Audrey Cure, Allyson Dardar, Madissen De Sousa, Kendall Decourt, Kamryn DiMaggio, Taylor Dubrock, Audrey Dubuc, Avery Duplantier, Victoria Durham, Sophie Exnicios, Emma Flynn, Rayleen Galarza, Amy Galvan-Mendoza, Alison Gonzalez-Saravia, Lyndsie Gros, Egan Guidroz, Molly Harris, Bella Impastato, Kalia Jones, Lena Justice, Kasey Kadinger, Calleigh Kies, Peyton Klotz, Carley Kron, Helena LaForge, Olivia Larson, Emily LeBlanc, Isabelle LeBoeuf, Olivia LeBoeuf, Jordan LeGaux, Allyson Leon, Allie LeSieur, Jenny Mains, Makenzie Mares, Victoria McCann, Dylan McLeod, Saige McReynolds, Riyan Meilleur, Julie Mullen, Alivia Nevels, Cassie Ha-Ni Thi Nguyen, Jillian Orlando, Rylie Panepinto, Madison Pansano, Lyla Pelle, Avery Perez, Johanna Perez, Miley Perkins, Emma Pillow, Angie Rendon, Sophia Richardson, Kiyomi Ricks, Addyson Robin, Karoline Roche', Allison Roy, Analise Scallan, Aubrey Segura, Leanne Siverd, Ja’Layah Small, Avery Spadoni, Mackenzie Stanga, Rylie Stierwald, Allisson Suazo Caballero, Jilah Thomas, Abigail Timler, Lilly Treme', Julia Turnipseed, Aashna Varkey, McKenzie Verges, Addison Vidrine, Molly White, Katie Williams, Claire Willmott, Sophia Wolz
11th Grade Honor Roll
Grace Burlin, Falyn Guillot, Bayleigh Hammer, Nikita Molaison, June Mumphrey, Abby Naquin, Madison Nelson, Eve Regan, Derielle Sims, Ivy Zierhut
12th Grade Distinguished Honor Roll
Eurie Achelles, Isabella Alcazar, Kylie Andersen, Kyla Apostolakis, Isabella Arboneaux, Ava Arnett, Chloe Arnold, C'Mayria Banister, Kali Barber, Gretchen Bassil, Ryleigh Beck, Alexa Bienvenu, Blythe Bonnaffons, Brooke Braun, Ma'Liani Butler, Ava Cambre, Kiara Carbajal, Carina Castillion, Mollie Chedotal, Rayah Christian, Leilani Christophe, Logan Cooley, Alexandra Daigre, Phoebe Delgado-Gazo, Karissa Dennis, Raelyn Doubleday, Kelsey Doyle, Kolleen Dubroc, Camryn Ellerbusch, Samantha Fairchild, Sophia Faucheaux, Dilena Fernando, Rachael Flores, Alyssa Foor, Victoria Frey, Ava Galey, Jena Gaudet, Katelyn Gauthier, Alayna Gillio, Anavella Gonzalez, Bella Greene, Gracelyn Gros, Ella Growl, Isabella Haik, Penelope Haley, Abby Hebbler, Madison Heintz, Mikayla Hohensee, Isabella Holt, Abigail Huggins, Sarah Karcher, Keira Kissinger, Jaelynn Klein, Demi Kostopoulos, Sophia Krebs, Riley Landeche, Ava Landry, Aubrey Lazo, Anh Dao Le, Emily Ledet, Anita Li, Adeline Little, Sophia Marchan, Kate Marks, Brielle Matherne, Lilly McNeil, Allie Mixon, Caroline Muller, Elise Mulvihill, Riley Mumphrey, Drue Murray, Mackenzie Ory, Kayla Palacio, Victoria Pelitire, Maylee Reese, Darah Richard, Delilah Richard, Emma Rogers, Nadia Rosales, Gabriella Saia, Kaleigh Scheve, Kelsie Schmidt, Isabella Schwarz, Brooke Silva, Katie Solis, Emma Stevens, Kate Subervielle, Sarah Switzer, Baylie Theriot, Emma Tran, Chloe Tujague, Raegan Tuttle, Lillian Weaver, Kinsie Williams, Marlee Williams, Shelby Williams, Emily A. Wilson, Emily C. Wilson, Grace Wilson, Olivia Wurster, Lilly Yavas, Alexandra Young, Evelyn Zajac
12th Grade Honor Roll
Meghan Charbonnet, Brianna Darwin, Paige Dean, Harper Ericksen, Darcy Garvey, Skylar Henry, Kai Jones, Macey Lane, Ava Luarca
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