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Mr. Marc Weisgold, Elementary Principal, and Dr. Kammy Puza, Assistant Principal, at the Elk Lake School, are pleased to announce the May, 2026 Student of the Month Award winners.
Pictured (l-r) are the grades K-6 students: first row - Gradyn Schwarztrauber, Charlette Creamer, Willow Shoemaker, Lucas Hillier, Eva Nelson, Emberleigh Lloyd Lepera, Jackson Coolbaugh. Sarenna Pickering, Madelyn Place; second row - Allison Place, Keelan Kiefer, Mark Waddington, Allison Bishop, McKayla Youells, Blake Hettinger, Devin Garrison, Rhett Hammond, Maylee Fry; third row - Ava Wells, Yulissa Diaz, Sawyer Weibel, Peyton Smarkusky, Finley Fauver, Alex Neville, Isabella Licata, Zoey Greenwood; fourth row - Mr. Weisgold, Madison Sible, Violet Pasko, Ryker Sauerstein Dr. Kammy Puza. Absent from photo: Hazel Cosmark, Declan Arnold, Aniya Thompson, Emma Smith.
Elk Lake is proud of their students and congratulates them for their accomplishments.
Students of the Month: first row - Stanley Sheare, Yael Bido, Ben Doolittle, Paisley Seymour, Kenneth Mason, Tatiana Melendez, Axel Weldon, Mia Gillette; second row - Zander Eastman, Angelina Tiffany, Sylvia Porter, Aria DePhillips, Althea McGuigan, Anna Hagenbuch, Raelyn Robbins, Anthony Lisiewicz; third row - Principal Patrick McGarry, Ava Loughney, Henry Sussman, Nicholas Schell, Mitchell Calabro, Robert Goodrich, Hadley Mackey, Jacklyn Lee. Not pictured: Isaac Posey, Emmett Chamberlin.
Over 200 future educators from East Stroudsburg University's College of Education gained hands-on experience through field experience and student teaching during the Spring 2026 academic semester. Mackenzie Miluszusky, a Special and Early Childhood ED major from Richmondale, PA, worked in Northampton IU-20 and BethlehemSchool District.
As the only educator preparation program in Northeastern PA recognized by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), ESU's College of Education programs have achieved the "gold standard" nationally. With a broad School-University Partnership program, students gain over 1,000 hours of field experience during their preparation, many of which happen before they begin to student teach in their final semester.
Brianna Ashman, of Susquehanna, was one of more than 250 Lebanon Valley College student-athletes to be named to the Middle Atlantic Conference's (MAC) Winter/Spring Academic Honor Roll.
Ashman, a graduate of Susquehanna Community High School, is a member of the Lebanon Valley College women's swimming team, and is pursuing a bachelor of science in exercise science.
The academic honor roll is comprised of student-athletes who compete in a varsity-level sport and register a term/semester GPA of 3.20 (on a 4.00 scale) or higher. The MAC honored student-athletes across all of the conference's institutions who competed in winter and spring sports.
Susquehanna University is pleased to announce its graduates from the Class of 2026. The following local students earned degrees.
Catherine Shipsky, of Clifford Township, Bachelor of Science in psychology and neuroscience, magna cum laude.
Lauren Dick, of New Milford, Bachelor of Arts in political science, summa cum laude.
Elizabeth Bartholomay, of Vandling, Bachelor of Science in marketing, magna cum laude.
Commonwealth University congratulates the more than 800 students who graduated during the Spring 2026 semester.
Among the graduates were the following local students: Delaney Heller, of Kingsley, from CU-Bloomsburg with a degree in Speech-Language Pathology; Hanna McCarthy, of Hallstead, Cum Laude from CU-Bloomsburg with a degree in Professional Sales and Marketing.