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HVRHS announces third quarter marking period Honor Roll

Highest Honor Roll

GRADE 9

Joanna Haratyk (Torrington), Noell Laurry (Kent), Elexis Petkovich (Canaan), April Puerto (Salisbury), Solomon Schmidt (Salisbury), Alastair Schnepf (Wassaic), Gia Torzilli (Gaylordsville), Marisol Vaughn (Kent)

GRADE 10

Mia Belter (Salisbury), Louise Faveau (Salisbury), Kailyne Foley (Canaan), Eliana Lang (Salisbury), Lily McCabe (Salisbury), Alison McCarron (Kent), Katherine Money (Kent), Sadie Morales Chapell (Salisbury), Abigail Perotti (Canaan), Owen Schnepf (Wassaic), Juliette Trabucco (Kent), Federico Vargas Tobon (Salisbury), Emery Wisell (Kent)

GRADE 11

Adelaide Almeida (Salisbury), Byron Bell (Cornwall), Olivia Claydon (Canaan), Georgie Clayton (Sharon), John DeDonato (Salisbury), Natasha Dennis (Canaan), Adelyn Diorio (Canaan), Kellie Eisermann (Salisbury), Alexa Hoadley (Kent), Finian Malone (Sharon), Meadow Moerschell (Kent), Rivers Richard (Canaan), Ishaan Tantri (Salisbury), Ivy Zheng (Canaan)

GRADE 12

Lily Beurket (Cornwall), Evelyn Flores-Hernandez (Canaan), Kierra Greene (Canaan), Simon Markow (Cornwall), Alexa Meach (Canaan), Ibby Sadeh (Falls Village), Alex Woodworth (Salisbury).


HIGH HONOR ROLL

GRADE 9

Anna Ayer (Salisbury), Bella Bell (Canaan), Phoebe Conklin (Salisbury), Lainey Diorio (Canaan), Lyla Diorio (Canaan), Elden Grace (Salisbury), Katelyn Holst-Grubbe (Canaan), Ava Humes (Canaan), Tyler LaPlante (Canaan), Keely Malone (Sharon), Lola Miller (Falls Village), Grace O’Brocki (Salisbury), August Olson (Falls Village), Donald Polk (Cornwall), Olivia Simonds (Canaan), Scarlett Visconti (Canaan), Jaxon Visockis (Salisbury)

GRADE 10

Paige Beeman (Canaan), Max Bochnovich (Salisbury), Nico Bochnovich (Salisbury), Jackson Brammer (Sharon), Logan Bronson (Cornwall), Lucius Bryant (Cornwall), Zaira Celso-Cristobal (Sharon), Winter Cheney (Cornwall), Alisa Christiansen Madsen (Canaan), Tess Churchill (Salisbury), Luca Floridis (Salisbury), Samuel Garcia Pulido (Canaan), Beatrice Gifford (Kent), Angel Gonzalez (Salisbury), Aryanna Horton (Salisbury), Lilliana Hurley (Canaan), Chase Lowell (Canaan), Dany Martinez (Canaan), Mira Norbet (Sharon), Emily Ochoa Ramirez (Canaan), Nova Pratt (Canaan), Vilija Salazar (Kent), Schuyler Thompson (Falls Village), Payton Wagner (Canaan), Olivia Whitney (Canaan)

GRADE 11

Hayden Bachman (Falls Village), Sofia Bindley (Cornwall), Karen Chavez-Sanchez (Salisbury), Christian DeDonato (Salisbury), Carmela Egan (Salisbury), Levi Elliott (Millerton), Lydia Fleming (Canaan), Grace Graney (Falls Village), Sydney Howe (Canaan), Jonas Johnson (Canaan), Aiden Krupa (Torrington), Makenzie Lidstone (Salisbury), Jackson McAvoy (Salisbury), Matthew McGuire (Canaan), Daniel Moran (Norfolk), Jackson Olson (Falls Village), Jasper Oyanadel (Falls Village), Gustavo Portillo (Canaan), Juan Xeche Coche (Canaan), Nathan Zani (Ashley Falls)

GRADE 12

Peter Austin (Kent), Hayden Bell (Cornwall), Olivia Brooks (Salisbury), Victoria Brooks (Salisbury), Colby Brown (Cornwall), Cohen Cecchinato (Canaan), Ryder Conte (Falls Village), Christopher Crane (Canaan), Mia DiRocco (Cornwall), Shanaya Duprey (Canaan), Mollie Ford (Falls Village), Anna Gillette (Salisbury), Julissa Gonzalez (Cornwall), Nicolas Gonzalez (Salisbury), Maureen Graney (Falls Village), Adam Hock (Kent), Sara Ireland (Salisbury), Hannah Johnson (Canaan), Madelyn Johnson (Canaan), Madison Melino (Austerlitz), Francisco Mendoza Ratzan (Canaan), Lennin Torres Pineda (Canaan), Celeste Trabucco (Kent), Silas Tripp (Falls Village), Ayden Wheeler (Amenia).

HONOR ROLL

GRADE 9

Isabella Curtis (Norfolk), Jessica Davis (Canaan), Emma Duffy (Sharon), Carter Finney (Canaan), Aubrey Funk (Canaan), Ryan Hinman (Canaan), Violeta Londono (Canaan), Braydon Majette (Sharon), Sawyer Margerelli (Salisbury), Sabrina Murtagh (Canaan), Jerron Nirschel (Falls Village), Sofia Paz-Cortez (Canaan), Mason Routhier (Canaan), Justin Sorrell (Canaan), Tallulah Truby (Sharon), Jenaveeve Wagner (Canaan), Austin Ward (Cornwall)

GRADE 10

Krystin Ackerman (Canaan), Lyla Banffy (Kent), Peyton Bushnell (Falls Village), Clark Farr-Killmer (Amenia), Baxter Hayhurst (Falls Village), Chase Kading (Millerton), Paul Losh (Falls Village), McKenzie Lotz (Ashley Falls), Logan Miller (Falls Village), Nassim Nirschel (Falls Village), Chayton Pastre (Cornwall), Karmela Quinion (Canaan), Collin Walsh (Canaan), Jessica Watkins (Kent), Nathan Young (Cornwall)

GRADE 11

Jasmine Bright (Cornwall), Kevin Eisermann (Salisbury), James Flores (Kent), Pedro Gonzalez (Canaan), Ryan Segalla (Salisbury)

GRADE 12

Steven Barber (Cornwall), Everet Belancik (Cornwall), Devoge Brown (Kent), Katherine Crane (Canaan), Marc Hafner (Falls Village), Anthony Labbadia (Canaan), Logan Labshere (Canaan), Riley Mahaffey (Amenia), Madeline Mechare (Falls Village), Daphne Paine (Canaan), Owen Riemer (Canaan), Gabriele Rooney (Falls Village), Cole Simonds (Canaan), Bailey Williams (Sharon).

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