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On April 8th, 2026, Susquehanna Community High School (SCHS) honored and recognized students in grades 8 and 9 who were inducted into the National Junior Honor Society. These students earned a cumulative grade point average of 91.5. There were a total of 37 students who participated in this year's ceremony.
Pictured (l-r) are: front row - Jack Madigan, Hannah Klingensmith, Jakob Rockwell; second row - Hunter Wolf, Cora Harcar, Kendra Meagley, Hunter Hobart, Cameron Gulley; third row - Garrison Stec, Laila O’Dell, Gabriella Rice, Leah Faigle; fourth row - Kelcie Bills, Alexa Robbins, Aubree Hennessey, Asher Heller, Alyssa Lewis, Jax Thomas, Emily Chavez, Brody Soden, Leah Taylor, Sophia Bishop, Eryn Miller, Marli Moran; fifth row - Emma Blenco, Josey Kelly, Briana Burke, Samantha Schell, TaiLynn Crenshaw, Lola Mills, Caleb Tonkin, Addison Stone, Merrick Palmatier, Annilyn Jones, Rowan Albert.
A variety of students had active speaking roles in the program: Leah Faigle, Kendra Meagley, Laila O’Dell, Brody Soden, Jack Madigan, Ahriiyah Carmody, Jax Thomas, Asher Heller, Hannah Klingensmith, Cora Harcar, Addison Stone and Gabriella Rice. Our guest speaker for the ceremony was current senior Brooke Collins. Brooke is ranked at the top of her senior class, and plans on furthering her education at Penn State University to major in Agricultural Science. She spoke to the students about getting involved in a variety of clubs, sports, etc. while in high school. She reminded students to not focus solely on grades, but rather on all of the different experiences and opportunities that Susquehanna Community has to offer them. A light reception was held after the ceremony. A special thanks to Casey Doyle, for playing music for this year’s ceremony.
Congratulations again to all students who were inducted into the 2026 National Junior Honor Society.
Bernadetta L. Paolucci, of Montrose, was among the University of Scranton students inducted into Nu Rho Psi, the national honor society for neuroscience students. Induction is open to students who have demonstrated interest in neuroscience, have an overall minimum grade point average of 3.2, and a 3.5 average in neuroscience-related courses. The University's honor society was founded in 2007.
Paolucci is a senior majoring in neuroscience at the Jesuit university.
Jocelyn Conklin, of Susquehanna, was inducted into the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania (CU) Bloomsburg chapter of Sigma Tau Delta English Honors Society on Saturday, March 28.
A total of 1,182 students will receive degrees from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania during three commencement exercises on May 8 and May 9.
The following local students were among those achieving the honor: Nicole Furman, of Hallstead, earned a Bachelor of Science in Athletic Training; Madison Hunter, of New Milford, earned a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies; Mackenzie Miluszusky, of Richmondale, earned a B.S. in Special and Early Child Education.