The following students (l-r) were Students of the Month at Blue Ridge Middle School for January, 2018: Grace Graf, Zachary Randall, Gavin Dissinger, Morgan Thomas, Connor Cranage, Joelle Otasevic, Danielle Tierney, Principal Supko.

The following students (l-r) were Students of the Month at Blue Ridge High School for January, 2018: Principal Supko, Heidi Lynch, Mackenzie Lewis, Andrew Scott, Cassidy Howe, Ben Gudykunst, Karin Dunbar, Seth Anderson, Carson Church.

Mr. Bronson Stone, Superintendent of the Susquehanna Community School District, announces the January, 2018 "Student of the Month" for grades Kdg., First, Second and Third.

Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 - Sara Theobald, Makayla Lotz, Allyeece Barry, Kendra Meagley, Jennavieve Downton, Annilyn Jones, Randy Carvin, Akia Robinson; row 2 - Madyson Beach, Lauren Huyck, Weston Yannone, Thomas Osterhout, Mr. Stone, Kiera Burke, Annaleese Smith. Absent - Rory Carmody.

And for grades 4-6 ...

Pictured (l-r) are: row 1 - Adrianna Rockwell, Alexandria Hall, Diamond Bransky, Meghan Perry, Pasqualino Verdetto; row 2 - Mr. Stone, McKenzie Johannes, Paige Straway, Katelyn Eger, Robert Marino, Julia Connelly-Bishop. Absent - Meghan Slocum.

Elk Lake High School Principal Brian Mallery has announced the January, 2018 Students of the Month for grades seven through twelve.

Pictured (l-r) are: front - Chris Woodruff, Kolebi Reed, Josh McIntyre, Ryan Herman, Kyleigh Brown, Alex Long, Alton Swingle, Makenzie Bray, Dylan Malinowski, Dalton Teel, Allison Hewitt, Hailey Strohl; back - High School Principal Mr. Brian Mallery, Hannah Decker, Megan Tewksbury, Breanna Astacio, Zoe Pickett, Maddix Lester, Hadyn Reeve, Justice Johnson, Dakota Barber, Christian Salsman, Joe Swart, Kellen Wescott, Doug Priestner, Noah Johnson, Josh Skinner, Dawson Oruska. Absent from photo: Cody Chamberlain, Tara Decker, Kaileigh Fegley, Casey Kojola, Shelby Lamoreaux.

The Community Foundation of the Endless Mountains is pleased to announce that for the Class of 2018 High School graduates there are 70 scholarships available that will provide a combined $152,000 in tuition assistance for college and post-secondary degree expenses.  Furthermore, if a winner of a Community Foundation scholarship graduates from a High School in Pennsylvania and attends college within Pennsylvania, there may be the potential of additional funding provided by the Pennsylvania PATH Program (Partners for Access to Higher Education).  The Community Foundation is recognized as a PATH Partner by PHEAA, the Pennsylvania Higher Education Assistance Agency.

These scholarships are available to students from select public school districts in Lackawanna, Susquehanna, Wayne, and Wyoming Counties.  Following the wishes of scholarship sponsors, some of The Community Foundation’s scholarships are also available to Home-Schooled students.  To see the availability of Community Foundation scholarships please visit www.community-foundation.org.  Scholarship applications can be completed online from February 15th until March 26th.  Winners will be announced at the various High School Award Ceremonies conducted in the spring.

Elissa Muller has been named to the fall, 2017 Dean's List at University of the Sciences. Selection for this award is based on completing and passing all assigned courses with no grade below a "C" and attaining an academic average of at least 3.4 for courses taken in the fall of 2017.

Muller of Harford, PA, is a doctor of pharmacy student.

Following is the Susquehanna Community High School 2nd Marking Period Honor Roll for the 2017-2018 school year.

Highest Honors 93 -100

12th Grade –  Isabella Abruzzo, Travis Acosta, Alexis Beach, Chelsea Bush, Kendra Colwell, Nathaniel Darrow, Elizabeth Delaney, Emily Frye, Chloe Haskins, Bridget Iveson, Marisa Kenny, Lucas Marco, Tristan Megivern, Taylor Millard, Travis Rockwell, Madisson Stanford, Kelsey Swartz, Kaylin Trynoski, Skyla Wilson.

11th Grade – Daniel Baker, Angela Bianco, Angel Bieloski, Avery DiGregorio, Devon Dubanowitz, Emily Fremberg, Lia Heath, Kaylee Landry, Bethany Maby, Rhiannon Potter, McKenzie Rhone, Canyon Stone, Jessica Teribury, Chloe Tinklepaugh, Cameron Wasko.

10th Grade – Paetan Benson, James Clark, Jaycie Conklin, Mackenzie Heath, Taylor Huyck, Shania Megivern, Airyll Rockwell, Mackenzie Steele, Jakub Tomczyk, Kailye Towner, Meaghan Towner, Samantha Voege.

9th Grade – Cortney Bennett, Sophie Lawrenson.

8th Grade – Jackson Batzel, Loraina Cramer, Megan Decker, Cora Hadden, Meghan Kiernan, Lyllian Lorenz, Joshua Marco, Karlah Oropallo, Ava Presley, Rockell Rockwell, Julia Schell, Joseph Staria, William Steele, Adriana Zebrowski.

7th Grade – Brianna Ashman, Lauren Brown, Memphis Collins, Sarah Day, Kerstin Dooley, Juliann Downton, Teagan Fissel, Emily Hall, Lexis Iveson, Allison Jenkins, Tatum Norris, Reilly Potter.

Honor Roll 90-92.99

12th Grade – Stephanie Ballard, Eric Lee, Kayla Marino, Alexander McHugh, Griffin Payne, Stephan Vivona.

11th Grade – Michael Braun, Destini DeLong, Jarrett Dininny, Cheyenne Kelley, Jordan King, Cody MacDonald, William Perry, Adam Rockwell, Ashley Wallace.

10th Grade –  Ryan Armitage, Carson Beamer, Jonathan Jenkins, Geena Miller.

9th Grade –  Austin Gow, Emily Sheldon, Kimberly Swartz.

8th Grade –  Maura Carmody, Mackenzie Decker, Paige Halesky, Raili Hower, Erin Millard, Samantha Swanson   7th Grade –  Jocelyn Conklin, Zoey Cramer.

Merit Roll 85-89.99

12th Grade – David Armitage, Kolby Baker, Michael Brown, Hunter Canfield, Glenn Costanzo, Ethan Dixon, Elizabeth Dudley, Christian Good, Lexus Heeman, Sierra Lake, Emily Lawrenson, Kathryn Meck, Jake Peters, Breanna Treible, Nicholas Wayman.

11th Grade – Christopher Ayres, Bryce Baldwin, Angelica Brink, Ryan Carmody, Cierra Cotter, Anthony Dolfini, Megan Hackett, Eric Hall, Paige O’Hara, Kevin Silfee, Mackenzie Smith, Mikaela Swank, Nicole Swanson, Matthew Weibel.

10th  Grade –  Ryan Fisk, Samantha Fox, Jazmyn Miller, Dakota Sanders, Alexandrea Seaman, Cody Swartz.

9th Grade –  Rachel Ballard, John Barry, Jeff Bradley, Bethany Burns, Caleigh Carrillo, Zachary Consla, Ryan Hall, Cody Orner, James Paynter, Leah Place, Elizabeth Stewart, Courtney Towner, Kevin Tross, Val White, Robert Wolf, Michelle Zebrowski.

8th Grade –  Devlin Ace, Kayla Anderson, Ryan Ballard, Jaron Bullick, Hayden Butts, Garrett Cordner, Bradley Cottrell, James Donahue, Christopher Orner, Alea Rockwell, Kayla Sheldon, Collen Smith, Tori Smith, Katelyn Swartz, Jocelyn Wasko, Carson Williams.

7th Grade – Brianna Bills, Julianna Bradley, Jonathan Burns, Kambrie Colwell, Layne Fisk, Landon Hodge, Xandrea Hohnhorst, Joshua McAuliffe, Jenifer Sanchez, Nicholas Sgroi, Kaleb Shimer, James Theobald.

Hannah Phillips, of Clifford, Pa., was named to Susquehanna University's dean's list for the Fall, 2017 semester.

The dean's list recognizes students who achieve a grade point average of 3.4 or higher out of a possible 4.0 for the semester. To qualify, students must complete a minimum of 12 semester hours.

Phillips, a creative writing-secondary education major, is a 2016 graduate of Mountain View High School, and is the daughter of Mark Phillips and Suzanne Phillips.