Grand Ridge Grade School Recognizes Academic Excellence for Q1

Grand Ridge Grade School has released its honor roll for the first quarter of the 2025-26 academic year, celebrating the achievements of its students across multiple grades. The announcement highlights the dedication and hard work of those who have excelled academically during this period.

High Honor Roll Achievers

In the eighth grade, students earning a spot on the High Honor Roll include Jaylee Armstrong, Evelyn Bortner, Charlotte Durdan, Isak Grammer, Aspyn Hetelle, Addison Hickey, Alyssa Hladovcak, Emileigh Jaegle, Kenzie Jaegle, Sophia Lengfelder, Madison Lubelski, Nora Marek, Preston Myers, Johanna Ogle, Manan Patel, Zain Piccatto, and Anna Reed.

Seventh-grade students who joined the High Honor Roll include Kiara Adams, Annabelle Calhan, Reece Ham, Oliver Holstein, Haskell Kehoe, Jordan Kirkman, Owen Lacke, Kamden Lehr, Brantley McCormick, Myka Michlik, and Ashlynn Wolf.

The sixth-grade High Honor Roll features Stella Emm, Reigen Ham, Haylie Harcharik, Alana Hettel, Nola Jabczynski, Hunter Jaegle, Levi Jaegle, Lennon Knott, Emma Lacke, Noah LaVelle, Taya Mejia, Flora Michlik, Candon Pabian, Chase Penoncello, Madeline Rees, Carter Santorineos, Lily Sawin, Zeke Simons, Colden Smith, and Jacoby Tustin.

Honor Roll Recognitions

In addition to the High Honor Roll, the school also recognized students on the regular Honor Roll. For eighth grade, this includes Deacon Knott, Nicholas Raices, Gabriel Spencer, and Owen Walter. Seventh graders who made the Honor Roll are Conner Cave, Dexter Craig, Dreylen Douglas, Declin Gastineau, Zaleigh Piccatto, and Benjamin Rees.

Sixth-grade students achieving Honor Roll status include Mark Cummings III, Ava Egan, and Evelyn Penfield.

The honor roll recognition reflects the commitment of both students and educators at Grand Ridge Grade School. This achievement serves not only as a testament to individual effort but also to the supportive learning environment fostered by the school. Students and their families are encouraged to celebrate these accomplishments as the school year progresses.