Morris Elementary School District Reveals 2nd Quarter Honor Roll

The Morris Elementary School District #54 has announced its second quarter honor roll, highlighting the academic achievements of its sixth, seventh, and eighth-grade students. This recognition includes both a High Honor Roll and a Regular Honor Roll, with specific criteria for each category.

To qualify for the High Honor Roll, students must achieve a minimum grade point average (GPA) of at least 3.75 and earn no grades lower than a “B.” Notably, a grade of “C” in an accelerated class is acceptable. The Regular Honor Roll criteria require a GPA of 3.5 or higher, with no grades below a “C.” Importantly, grades from Physical Education, Art, Band, Choir, and Computer classes do not count toward the GPA calculation for honor roll eligibility.

Honor Graduates are defined as students who maintain a final grade of “B” or above in essential subjects such as English Language Arts, Math, Science, and Social Studies in seventh grade, and who exhibit a cumulative “B” average in these subjects based on the first three quarters of eighth grade. It is important to note that GPAs are not rounded up; for instance, a GPA of 3.749 would not meet the High Honor Roll standard.

High Honor Roll Recognitions

The following students achieved High Honor Roll status for the second quarter:

6th Grade: Joselyn Aguilera, Genevieve Apostle, Oliver Babcock, Jessica Baran, Riley Bartles, Zachary Beeler, Audrey Blumberg, Aly Bormet, Ava Bormet, Roman Burgess, Harper Decker, Camden Edborg, Jace Gillum, MacKenzie Gonzalez, Robert Gordon, Emma Harrison, Ryley Hitt, Allyah Holm, Alexander Howard, Ceila Jensen, Kamden Larsen, Jaxon Laughary, Norah Linn, Jett Lorenz, Jack Lynch, Arianna Madrigal, Maddux Manietta, Caidence Matteson, Charlotte McGuan-Tea, Lillian McIntyre, Colton Mitoraj, Arabelle Nelson, Zayne Nottke, Emilia Ochoa, Easton Odom, Aubree Olson, Natalia Paczensny, Simone Pearcy, Charleigh Peterson, Cabela Rentz, George Rowland, Theodore Sargent, Lilah Shoemaker, Harlynn Smith, Jackson Sterling, Jenna Strainis, Selena Tran, Apollo Valdivia, Maisy Wright, and Sunny Zheng.

7th Grade: Avery Anderson, Maya Black, Quinn Britt, Jude Costello, Graham Florman, Zaira Garcia, Jessip Heiser, Harper Hunt, Ryder Kein, Noah Lohse, Arienne Medler, Riley Needem, Joshua Reiersen, Lillian Smith, and Billie Zelko.

8th Grade: Anna Arana, Clara Burgess, Carson Cabreda, Trent Caputo, Kaylynn Clausen, Isabella Connery, Brooklyn Damato, Christopher Esgar, Ellie Esgar, Noelle Feistamel, Zoe Flahavin, Victoria Granados Mora, Samuel Halstead, Patrick Hansen, Dominik Henderson, Makayla Henderson, Daniel Henson, Barrett Hiller, Kalley Hitt, Haley Holzhauser, Archer Jensen, Evelyn Kjellesvik, Kaitlyn McCarthy, Emily McIntyre, Noah Melendez, Marissa Morris, Jaden Morrison, Oliver Nelson, Tucker Nosal, McKaylyn Palmer, Avarie Patrick, Vincent Rager, Austin Raymer, Brealyn Robinson, Jette Sandeno, Kane Sanders, Jovani Santana, Cole Scalf, Elayna Schroder, Julian Serna, Maxwell Shenberg, Eli Smyk, Michael Soto, Ayla Thanadabouth, Hunter Vari, Kinzley Wyke, and Selina Zheng.

Regular Honor Roll Achievements

The following students earned a place on the Regular Honor Roll for the second quarter:

6th Grade: Katelynn Brown, Justin Canfarelli, Ivy Dergo, Mackenzie Feistamel, Alayna Glade, Mason Greene, Matthew Hutson, Tino Reyes, Lynnora Riggs, Avery Smolkovich, Marcus Vainisi, Jr., Gabriel Watters-Lopez, Logan Yackley, and Olivia Ybarra.

7th Grade: Samantha Ashcraft, Dominick Betzwiser, Zachary Braun, Elizabeth Finley, Quentin Holding, Dallan Limones Anchundia, Liam Ochoa, Harlow Patterson, Payton Phillips, Carter Price, Paxton Seidel, and Jaxon Spell.

8th Grade: Emery Baker, Alexander Bormet, Ethan Breitwieser, Angela Castillo, Theresa Holdren, Devin Jenkins, Jackson Patterson, Brody Pichardo-Harder, Kenya Prado, Samiah Rucker, Maleah Strainis, Harlow Strom, Brynlee Szafranski, Braydon Walker, and Erik Wills.

The recognition of these students reflects the dedication and hard work they have put into their studies. Morris Elementary School District #54 continues to foster a supportive educational environment that encourages academic excellence.