SALEM TOWNSHIP— Mt. Abram High School announced the honor roll for the second quarter November 4, 2024 through January 17, 2025.
HIGHEST HONORS: 93 or above in all academic subjects
Grade 12: Bailea Haines, Hannah Henshaw, Liam Macki, Aspen Mitchell, Kharlie Turner
Grade 11: Ariana Dereszynski, Autumn Emery, Maya Franklin, Jenna Osgood, Michael Wilkins, Anneliese Ziehler
Grade 10: Cheyenne Allen, Benjamin Beaulier, Imani Chilcote-Joof, Caitlin Doucette, Skylar Love, Landen Marble, Brennan Mitchell, Carter Naas, Lya Pepin, Celia Rose, Chase Ross
Grade 9: Audrey Connelli, Aubrey Mills, Evelyn Pepin, Stella Peterson, Arianna Poulin, Harlee-May Wyman
HIGH HONORS: 85 or above in all academic subjects
Grade 12: Trinity Bachelder, Robert Butterfield IV, Max Dexter, Logan Dube, Kaylie Estabrook, Ruthie Gusler, Amiah Keizer, Nicholas Maxsimic, Opal Mitchell, Jany Pepin, Deanna Phillips, Laurel Sleeper, Jocelyn Smith, Eric St. Pierre Jr, Brandon Sweetser, Jayden Thatcher, Phillip Yeaton
Grade 11: Brooke Atwood, Tayla Bachelder, Dawson Bredeau, Owen Cook, Benjamin Crommett, Michael Dalrymple, Morgan Kelley, Naea Macki, Abigail McCarty, Trevor Nichols, Warren Palo, Addie Paul, Killian Pillsbury, Alden Pratt, Landon Russell, Sakari Savage
Grade 10: Kaydance Bachelder, Cole Bailey, Edna Bilodeau, Abigail Couture, Kayla Dexter, Camryn Dixon, Kadin Poulin, Vega Rollins, Mackenzie Smith, Edward Sweetser, Christina Thorndike, Arianna Williams
Grade 9: Madyson Buker, Christy Chabot, Kaitlin Danala, Elinora Dentico, Quinton Ford, Jacob Gowell, David Herrera, Sidney Kane, Scarlett Marchant, Sage Norton, Kati Palo, Arthur Poulin, Mia Sherwood, Artemas Sirois, Kailey Viles
HONORS: 85 or above in all academic subjects, except one which can be no lower than an 82
Grade 12: Harmony Culbert, Colbyn Ross, Jaycee Sherrier, Matthew Williams
Grade 11: Elijah Sniadecki
Grade 10: Joshua Finne, Brady Mitchell
Grade 9: Cassandra Bubier, Jayden Ellsworth, Eryk Moore
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