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Mr. Marc Weisgold, Elementary Principal at the Elk Lake School, is pleased to announce the March, 2025 Student of the Month Award winners. Students are selected as student of the month from four different areas: academic achievement, attendance, citizenship and most improved.
Pictured above (l-r) are the grades K-6 students: first row - Harley Garrison, Zachary Gross, Julian Diaz-Ramos, Catherine Leach, Luna Conrad, Delilah Stayton, Kinsley DiGirolamo, Bentley Smith; second row - Terri Cooper, Rose Corter, Maisyn Miller, Sybil Congdon, Addison Robinson, Katelynn Lunger, Micah Hunsinger; third row - Cullen Clouse, Eden Slody, Ainsley Cokely, Lila Shadduck, Timothy Johnson; fourth row - Brody Cokely, Lily Coolbaugh, Morgan Williams, Ameerah Drost, Dr. Kammy Puza. Absent from picture was: Braxton Szymaszek, Wyatt Meek, Madalyn Cleveland, Ella Fariole, Bella Mitchell, Eamon Patton.
Elk Lake is proud of their students and congratulates them for their accomplishments.
Susquehanna Community High School Junior Molly Griga not only lit up the stage in a lead role for the school's Spring, 2025 production of School of Rock, but also demonstrated outstanding leadership and initiative behind the scenes. According to Drama Club advisor Elizabeth Matis, Molly was instrumental to the musical's success, not only as a standout cast member, but also as the creator of the advertising flyer and the compiler of the show's program and playbill. "She showed true dedication to the club and was an incredible asset," said Mrs. Matis.
A longtime fan of Broadway musicals, Molly stepped out of her comfort zone with her first lead solo performance. She has always excelled as a dancer and actor, and this production showcased her singing talent as well. Playing Summer Hathaway, the band's manager, Molly found herself connecting deeply with the character, describing the role as strikingly similar to her own life.
Molly's commitment to the arts is just one part of her impressive resume. She is a member of the National Honor Society, a football cheerleader, and participates in both marching and concert bands. She also serves as captain of the archery team, dances with the Susquehanna Dance Company, and holds leadership positions as Class President and Student Council President. Beyond school, she actively volunteers with the Susquehanna Fire Department on both the fire and EMS sides.
On April 9th, 2025, Susquehanna Community 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 39 students who participated in this year's ceremony.
Pictured (l-r) are 8th Graders: back row - Cora Harcar, Addison Stone, Owen Cook, Brody Soden, Corey Blankley, Leah Taylor, Caleb Tonkin, Laila O'Dell; front row - Jax Thomas, Alyssa Lewis, Kendra Meagley, Asher Heller, Hannah Klingensmith, Gabriella Rice. Not pictured: Kyleah Carmody.
A variety of 9th grade students had active speaking roles in the program: Brendan Bibik, Kiera Burke, Samantha Madigan, Colin Herschel, Hunter Downton, Aubree Deakin, Erica Brown, Sara Adornato, Jasmine Bills, Macie Komula, Izabella McCrone, Skyler Phonechanh, and Hailey Cordner.
Pictured (l-r) are 9th Graders: back row - Isabelle Conklin, Kiera Burke, Jacob Arzouian, Aubree Deakin, Russell Jones, Colin Herschel, Caedon Stone, Erica Brown, Ashton Whitney, Brendan Bibik, Izabella McCrone; middle row - Aubrey Welch, Samantha Madigan, Skylar Phonechanh, Jasmine Bills, Hailey Cordner, Sarah Adornato, Macie Komula, Jordyn Spoor; front row - Liam Albert, Hunter Downton, Gabriel Maby. Not pictured: Rory Carmody, Catalina Alfonso.
Our guest speaker for the ceremony was current senior, Alexandria Hall. Alex is ranked at the top of her senior class, and plans on furthering her education at Rochester Institute of Technology in the fall to study computer science. She spoke to the students about stepping out of their comfort zones and trying new things throughout high school. A light reception was held after the ceremony, catered by Kristi Rossi and her classes. A special thanks to sophomore student Casey Doyle, for playing music for this year's ceremony.Congratulations to all students who were inducted into the 2025 National Junior Honor Society!
Following is the Blue Ridge High School 3rd Marking Period Honor Roll for the 2024-25 school year.
High Honor Roll: Aurora Leigh Antolos, Donovin Lee Baldwin, Melodie Amanda Bloomer, Aaliyah Brant, Kyle Keith Brant, Savannah Jean Bross, Chloe Grace Burchell, Christopher Phillip Carey, Aireonna Lee Harvey, Ava Kathryn Ksenich, Clarissa June Laude, Matthew William Mackenzie, Lillian Grace Mannina, Kennedi Mae Phelps, Connor Matthew Rieman, Brody Allen Roy, Travis Ryan Rutter, Nyssa Ronda Seamans, Miles Ryan Tench, Dilan Leonel Vasquez Lopez, Ella Grace Woodruff.
Honor Roll: Sonja Lin Balsamo, Dustin Lee James Carvin, Jayden Joseph Mann, Juliette Christine Osterhout, Michael Joseph-Duane Ruby, Mackenzie Taylor Smallacombe, Carly Christine Transue.
High Honor Roll: Lynndee Renee Barbour, Hailey Jean Carpenetti, Payton Marlee Conlon, Lillian Mackenzie Edwards, Abigail Elaine Gelinger, Tina Marie Gieski, Abigail Elizabeth Girts, Savannah Rose Greloch, Emily Jean Klock, Trista Lee Laude, Jacek Franciszek Motyka, Paige Madison Orner, Payton Perrington, Ava Madelyn Slocum, Madison Michelle Soden, Jackson-Daniel Hunter Treadway, Mckenna Jane Zick.
Honor Roll: Rose Lynn Birtch, Gianna Lynne Callahan, Kayden Pierce Connolly, Allen James Darrow, Derrick Arthur Eaton, Regina Elise Gieski, Samantha Raine Griffin, Lorenzo Antonio Hernandez, Natalie Maxine Kowalewski, Kayla-Ann Margaret Loby, Autum Nicole O'Dell, Annaleese Claire Smith, Liam Robert Templeton, Emersyn Paige Winter.
High Honor Roll: Nader M Alriyami, Kiley Lynn Barbour, Landon James Bishop, Matthew Seldon Carey, Tyler David Carpenter, Bryce Logan Conklin, Madelyn Jane Cordsen, Nathaniel Custodio, Taylor Nicole Dibble, Olivia Lynn Folk, Brianna Madison Garron, Parker Cowan Glasgow, Nolan Robert Gnade, Emily Louise Gorham, Sarah Judith Gorham, Jacob Scott Greloch, Alex Jon Hanson, Kaleb Stephens Hinkley, Sophia Corinna Lane, Nicholas Augustus Marvin, Rhaya Elizabeth Marvin, Jocelyn Elizabeth Megill, Alexis Marie Muchanic, Dariyn Jade Aliyah Parks, Riley James Phillips, Michael Patrick Rosa, Victoria Catherine Ross, Katelyn Mary Scott, Olivia Nicole Seaman, Layla Rayne Sinnett, Gwendolyn Faie Stec, Addison Marie Welch.
Honor Roll: Natalie Nicole Bailey, Matthew Dylan Branham, Octavia Carpenter, Aleena Maryellen Carvin, Claire Audrey Cheslock, Vanessa Madelyn Frantz, Madison Mary Gaylord, Bryan Wilson God, Lenin Alexander Lopez, Sophia Rae McElwee, Jaylee Jean Miller, Nevaeh T Nelson, Evelyn Jean Noonan, Scarlett MaryAnn Osterhout, Raurin Travis Percario, Lauren Ruth Ross, Reese Emily Sauer, Andrew Joseph Stallings, Delaney Nole Tench, Alivia Ann Williams, Hailey Marie Wooster.
High Honor Roll: Jaydon Anthony Barile, Tyler Joseph Benedict, Kaelynn Marie Brant, Mia Brewer, Emma Jane Marie Button, Aiden Joseph Choplosky, Lucy Ann Eaton, Zi Ping Edwards, Michael Joseph Ellen, William Edwin Evans, Marissa Marie Fiske, Emily Renee Hanson, Gavin Scott Hauer, Troy James Henke, Erin Nicole Klock, Maliya Thanh Lee, Ally Grace Marvin, Carlissia Corin Mayancela, Emily RoseMarie McCarthy, Patrick James Mullen, Nevaeh Perrington, Emma Theresa Piechocki, Ashlee Michelle Sanchez Salinas, William Dawson Stepniak, Hope Elizabethanne Treadway, Janna Katherine Weed.
Honor Roll: Brandon James Carpenetti, Deken John Jake-up Carvin, Tyler Dennis Carvin, Ash Taya Choplosky, Micah Marie Findley, Logan Michael Frantz, Jaden Allen Garnett, Alivia Faith Gerba, Aaron Michael Griemsmann, Karmen Elizabeth Gumaer, Logan Michael Haley, Destiny Grace Hill, Andrew Michael Kowalewski, Patience Marie Luce, Braddoc Richard John Lusk, Bruce William O'Dell, Tyler William Palmer, Brayden Reed Smith, Josue Antonio Tobon, Lauren Summer Whitaker.
Jessica Ely, of Dimock, was among the 41 University of Scranton students inducted into Beta Beta Beta, the national honor society for biology. For induction into the honor society, students must have completed at least three biology courses, maintained at least a 3.0 grade point average in biology, and be in good academic standing at the University. The honor society encourages undergraduate biological research through presentations at conventions, publication in the journal BIOS, and research/travel grants. The University's chapter of the honor society was established in 1994.
Ely is a senior biology major at the Jesuit university.
A total of 1,086 students received degrees from East Stroudsburg University of Pennsylvania during three commencement exercises on May 9 and May 10.
Ken Hsiao, of Montrose, was among those to graduate, earning a Bachelor's of Science in Exercise Science.