PUBLISHED ON September 14, 2026
Distinguished Honor Roll Recipients (All Four Quarters of the 2025-2026 School Year)
9th Grade
Charli Adams
Zoe Adams
Layla Alleman
Mia Bairnsfather
Lily Beach
Victoria Bendeck
Brynn Caire
Zoe Caire
Andrea Calub
Ellie Concepcion
Madeleine Cottrell
Serena Elliott
Isabella Finnegan
Ella Gautreaux
Emily Genovese
Kiley Greenwald
Kate Hanby
Brennan Hotard
Sophia Hunter
Madilyn Jackson
Adelise Jones
Emily Karcher
Elise Laizer
Truc Dao Le
Angelina Macaluso
Victoria Madere
Madison Manale
Katelyn Marks
Fiona McDaniel
Cara Meche
Arabella Mendieta
Brinn Murillo
Sophie Naquin
Elise Nelson
Nina Occhipinti
Arianna Pacheco
Evangelina Petrov
Avery Pilie
Carly Pitfield
Elizabeth Poche
Abigail Riehm
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
10th Grade
Leila Abbate
Katelyn Albaral
Lily Aucoin
Maci Betz
Ande Bohne
Ava Braendel
Clare Brandstetter
Sophia Brisset
Parker Buras
Liv Canizaro
Elise Cash
Megan Cash
Julia Clark
Alexa Comeaux
Kaidyn Cooley
Caroline Currault
Ryan Curry
Madelyn Dabdoub
Ava Deutsch
Kathleen Elmer
Clara Erdozain
Lyssa Foltz
Rylee Ford
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
Lyla Steimle
Ashleigh Stemke
Blakeleigh Sticker
Grace Tardiff
Lily-Grace Theriot
Xenia Trejo
Alina Varkey
Julia Williams
Isabelle Wilson
Leilani Wisecarver
Melina Wurster
Zoey Yeadon
11th Grade
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 M. Brouillette
Rhylee Christian
Noelle Cody
Lauren de la Gardelle
Sarah Dufrene
Brynn Dunn
Molly Dunn
Addison Egler
Morgan Ellerbusch
Reese Follette
Hailey Ford
Aubrey Frey
Ashley Garcia Morera
Elena Garcia
Lucy Guillot
Sophia Hansen
Emma Hawkins
Ava Held
Carolyne Hill
Sophia Indovina
Jessi Kammer
Ava Kennedy
Ruby Kiefer
Stella Latino
Shelby Lowrance
Sophia Marcotte
Valentina Martinez-Flores
Ella Matherne
Camryn McGregor
Gabriela Mejia-Aguilar
Nora Michelli
Payton Morris
Margaux Mouton
Kristin Munch
Isabella Nagele
Anna Occhipinti
Leigha Parrales
Si'lah-Michele Payre
Alyssa Pesantes
Jolyn Pham
Cecilia Pineda Regan
Anna Poche
Sophia Quigley
Lia Reinecke
Elizabeth Schexnayder
Elise Storey
Vivian Tan
Addison Terrio
Lilian Voiles
Emma Willmott
Zoe Zabala
Yara Zeitoun
12th Grade
Madison Adams
Kendall Allen
Mya Arroyo
Olivia Atkins
Harper Blackburn
Brianna Borne
Lillyana Bracamonte-Flowers
Kaia Braendel
Addison Breaux
Kylie Burke
Gabrielle Bush
Nicol Caldeira
Chloe Campbell
Alyssa Canfill
Isabella Cannatella
Allyson Cardella
Rosemarie Cardella
Marcella Casanova
Gia Chester
Julia Clement
Sierra Corales
Caroline Cortez
Audrey Cure
Allyson Dardar
Madissen De Sousa
Kendall Decourt
Kamryn DiMaggio
Taylor Dubrock
Audrey Dubuc
Avery Duplantier
Sophie Exnicios
Emma Flynn
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
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
Sophia Richardson
Kiyomi Ricks
Karoline Roche'
Leanne Siverd
Ja’Layah Small
Avery Spadoni
Mackenzie Stanga
Rylie Stierwald
Abigail Timler
Lilly Treme'
Julia Turnipseed
Aashna Varkey
McKenzie Verges
Addison Vidrine
Molly White
Katie Williams
Claire Willmott
Sophia Wolz
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