Hancock Central School District
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VIRTUAL WORKSHOP
Families, see the flyer below from the Institute for Child Development regarding a virtual workshop for Emotion Regulation & Autism. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, 6/17, from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
If interested, you may register at the link below:
https://nysrcasd.org/events/1670/registrations/new
Families, see the flyer below from the Institute for Child Development regarding a virtual workshop for Emotion Regulation & Autism. The workshop will take place on Wednesday, 6/17, from 3:00-4:00 p.m.
If interested, you may register at the link below:
https://nysrcasd.org/events/1670/registrations/new
LITTLE CATS NIGHT OUT!
Thank you to all of our UPK and Kindergarten families who joined us for Little Cats Night Out this past week at Hancock Central School!
This special evening provided an opportunity for our future Wildcats and their families to visit the school, meet staff, explore classrooms, and become more comfortable with their new surroundings before the start of the upcoming school year.
Events like these help make the transition to school a positive and exciting experience for our youngest learners, and it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces throughout the evening.
We appreciate everyone who attended and helped make the event a success. We look forward to welcoming our newest Wildcats to HCS this fall!
Thank you to all of our UPK and Kindergarten families who joined us for Little Cats Night Out this past week at Hancock Central School!
This special evening provided an opportunity for our future Wildcats and their families to visit the school, meet staff, explore classrooms, and become more comfortable with their new surroundings before the start of the upcoming school year.
Events like these help make the transition to school a positive and exciting experience for our youngest learners, and it was wonderful to see so many smiling faces throughout the evening.
We appreciate everyone who attended and helped make the event a success. We look forward to welcoming our newest Wildcats to HCS this fall!
PATRIOTIC FUN IN UPK & KINDERGARTEN!
Our UPK and Kindergarten boys and girls had a wonderful time celebrating with a patriotic theme this past Friday!
Students put their creativity on display as they created festive patriotic-themed snacks using graham crackers, frosting, candies, and marshmallows. From red, white, and blue designs to unique edible creations, everyone did an excellent job bringing their patriotic spirit to life.
We are proud of the hard work, creativity, and enthusiasm shown by our youngest Wildcats. Great job, boys and girls!
Our UPK and Kindergarten boys and girls had a wonderful time celebrating with a patriotic theme this past Friday!
Students put their creativity on display as they created festive patriotic-themed snacks using graham crackers, frosting, candies, and marshmallows. From red, white, and blue designs to unique edible creations, everyone did an excellent job bringing their patriotic spirit to life.
We are proud of the hard work, creativity, and enthusiasm shown by our youngest Wildcats. Great job, boys and girls!
JUNE MENUS
Please take a look at our breakfast and lunch offerings for the month of June here at HCS!
Please take a look at our breakfast and lunch offerings for the month of June here at HCS!
Congratulations to our D-H Lady Eagles Softball Team — Section IV Champions! Come celebrate this incredible accomplishment with our fire truck parade tonight!
6:30 PM — Deposit
7:00 PM — Hancock
The Lady Eagles will play in the regional game on Friday, June 5 at 5:00 PM in Rochester, NY.
We are so proud of this team! Let’s show them our D-H pride!
6:30 PM — Deposit
7:00 PM — Hancock
The Lady Eagles will play in the regional game on Friday, June 5 at 5:00 PM in Rochester, NY.
We are so proud of this team! Let’s show them our D-H pride!
SOFTBALL SECTIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP INFO
Congratulations to our D-H Eagles softball team on their 15-3 victory over Tioga last night in the Sectional semi-finals! With the win, D-H will take on #2-seeded Union Springs in the Section IV Class C Championship game tomorrow, 5/30, at Greenlight Grand Slam Park in Binghamton.
Tickets for tomorrow’s game can be purchased here:
https://gofan.co/event/6640677?schoolId=NYSPHSAAIV
Admission is:
Digital $7.30 (General Admission)
NO CASH TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
Children 10 and under are free
Section IV and NYSPHSAA Passes accepted
The flyer below will also be available at the ticket table for spectators to access onsite.
Best of luck to you all!!
Congratulations to our D-H Eagles softball team on their 15-3 victory over Tioga last night in the Sectional semi-finals! With the win, D-H will take on #2-seeded Union Springs in the Section IV Class C Championship game tomorrow, 5/30, at Greenlight Grand Slam Park in Binghamton.
Tickets for tomorrow’s game can be purchased here:
https://gofan.co/event/6640677?schoolId=NYSPHSAAIV
Admission is:
Digital $7.30 (General Admission)
NO CASH TICKETS WILL BE SOLD
Children 10 and under are free
Section IV and NYSPHSAA Passes accepted
The flyer below will also be available at the ticket table for spectators to access onsite.
Best of luck to you all!!
SENIOR SIGNS
Senior signs have officially been delivered to the homes of our HCS 12th graders!
We hope these signs help celebrate and recognize the hard work, dedication, and accomplishments of the Class of 2026 as graduation draws closer. Be sure to keep an eye out around the community for our seniors being proudly recognized!
A special thank you goes out to Mrs. Appley, Mrs. Asquith, Mr. Charles and Mrs. Newman for assisting with the preparation and delivery of the senior signs. Your time and efforts are greatly appreciated!
Senior signs have officially been delivered to the homes of our HCS 12th graders!
We hope these signs help celebrate and recognize the hard work, dedication, and accomplishments of the Class of 2026 as graduation draws closer. Be sure to keep an eye out around the community for our seniors being proudly recognized!
A special thank you goes out to Mrs. Appley, Mrs. Asquith, Mr. Charles and Mrs. Newman for assisting with the preparation and delivery of the senior signs. Your time and efforts are greatly appreciated!
STORY HOUR
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for Story Hour! It was wonderful to see our young boys and girls enjoying stories shared by Mrs. Asquith, Mrs. Karcher, and Mrs. Hull.
At the end of the evening, students were even able to select a book to take home and continue the joy of reading!
Excellent job to all involved, and thank you for making it such a special evening!
Thank you to everyone who joined us last night for Story Hour! It was wonderful to see our young boys and girls enjoying stories shared by Mrs. Asquith, Mrs. Karcher, and Mrs. Hull.
At the end of the evening, students were even able to select a book to take home and continue the joy of reading!
Excellent job to all involved, and thank you for making it such a special evening!
STUDENTS OF THE WEEK
Congratulations to this week’s Students of the Week, Cristian Sparacio and Cash Rowe!
Ms. Milk selected Cristian because of the tremendous growth he has shown since the beginning of the school year. Things are not always easy, but Cristian has learned how to persevere and work through challenges. He has also developed a great understanding of sarcasm, and they have been having a lot of fun together in class!
Mrs. Vasconi-Smith selected Cash as Student of the Week as well. Mr. Bedient spoke on her behalf, sharing that Cash is a hard worker who always tries his best. He has grown tremendously as a reader and writer and takes pride in the progress he has made throughout the year. Cash has also come to understand sarcasm and is a pleasure to have in class.
Nice work, boys!!
Congratulations to this week’s Students of the Week, Cristian Sparacio and Cash Rowe!
Ms. Milk selected Cristian because of the tremendous growth he has shown since the beginning of the school year. Things are not always easy, but Cristian has learned how to persevere and work through challenges. He has also developed a great understanding of sarcasm, and they have been having a lot of fun together in class!
Mrs. Vasconi-Smith selected Cash as Student of the Week as well. Mr. Bedient spoke on her behalf, sharing that Cash is a hard worker who always tries his best. He has grown tremendously as a reader and writer and takes pride in the progress he has made throughout the year. Cash has also come to understand sarcasm and is a pleasure to have in class.
Nice work, boys!!
LEGACY OF HONOR AT MORNING PROGRAM
Today’s Morning Program was a meaningful and memorable experience for our students and staff at HCS. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Randy and Cindy Whiting from the Legacy of Honor Foundation for joining us this morning and sharing such an important message with our students.
Randy and Cindy spoke about the life and legacy of their son, Justin Whiting, who gave his life while serving our country several years ago. They also shared the importance of Memorial Day, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, and discussed the significance of America celebrating 250 years as a nation.
As part of their visit, Randy and Cindy generously gifted each of our third grade students a copy of The Impossible Patriotism Project book.
Thank you again, Randy and Cindy, for taking the time to visit HCS and for helping our students better understand patriotism, remembrance, and service. Your message made a lasting impact on our school community.
Today’s Morning Program was a meaningful and memorable experience for our students and staff at HCS. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Randy and Cindy Whiting from the Legacy of Honor Foundation for joining us this morning and sharing such an important message with our students.
Randy and Cindy spoke about the life and legacy of their son, Justin Whiting, who gave his life while serving our country several years ago. They also shared the importance of Memorial Day, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom, and discussed the significance of America celebrating 250 years as a nation.
As part of their visit, Randy and Cindy generously gifted each of our third grade students a copy of The Impossible Patriotism Project book.
Thank you again, Randy and Cindy, for taking the time to visit HCS and for helping our students better understand patriotism, remembrance, and service. Your message made a lasting impact on our school community.
DCMO SENIOR SHOWCASE
Congratulations to Hancock Central School seniors Aidan Johnson, Landon Fuller, and Olivia DuBois, whose work was proudly on display yesterday evening at the DCMO BOCES Senior Showcase!
The showcase highlighted the creativity, hard work, and dedication of students from across the region, and we are proud to see our HCS students representing our school so well. Thank you for sharing your talents and accomplishments with the community!
Great job, Aidan, Landon, and Olivia, we are proud of you all!
Congratulations to Hancock Central School seniors Aidan Johnson, Landon Fuller, and Olivia DuBois, whose work was proudly on display yesterday evening at the DCMO BOCES Senior Showcase!
The showcase highlighted the creativity, hard work, and dedication of students from across the region, and we are proud to see our HCS students representing our school so well. Thank you for sharing your talents and accomplishments with the community!
Great job, Aidan, Landon, and Olivia, we are proud of you all!
STORY HOUR
Families, HCS would like to invite you to story hour this evening, 5/28, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the elementary building!
Families should check in at the elementary school main entrance. Children, accompanied by their families, will rotate through guest readers who will share engaging stories throughout the evening. To wrap up the night, each child will receive a free book to take home!
Story Hour is a family engagement event hosted by HCSD, in partnership with the Hancock Community Education Foundation.
Come listen to stories, spend time together, and get a free book!
We hope to see you there!
Families, HCS would like to invite you to story hour this evening, 5/28, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. in the elementary building!
Families should check in at the elementary school main entrance. Children, accompanied by their families, will rotate through guest readers who will share engaging stories throughout the evening. To wrap up the night, each child will receive a free book to take home!
Story Hour is a family engagement event hosted by HCSD, in partnership with the Hancock Community Education Foundation.
Come listen to stories, spend time together, and get a free book!
We hope to see you there!
MORNING PROGRAM TOMORROW
Just a friendly reminder that there will be morning program tomorrow at 8:30 a.m., we look forward to seeing you there!
Just a friendly reminder that there will be morning program tomorrow at 8:30 a.m., we look forward to seeing you there!
NO SCHOOL FRIDAY & MONDAY
We would like to remind our families that there will be no school tomorrow, Friday, May 22, as well as no school on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful long weekend as we take time to honor and remember those who have served our country.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday, May 26 as we continue to stride toward the end of the school year!
We would like to remind our families that there will be no school tomorrow, Friday, May 22, as well as no school on Monday, May 25 in observance of Memorial Day.
We hope everyone enjoys a safe and restful long weekend as we take time to honor and remember those who have served our country.
We look forward to welcoming everyone back on Tuesday, May 26 as we continue to stride toward the end of the school year!
CONCERT HIGHLIGHTS
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our Middle-High School Concert this past Tuesday evening! We are so proud of all of our band and chorus students for their hard work and outstanding performances, you truly did a fabulous job representing HCS!
We would also like to extend a heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Noyd for everything she has done for our chorus students over the years. This concert marked her final performance at HCS, and we are deeply grateful for her dedication, passion, and the lasting impact she has made on so many students.
A special thank you as well to our senior students for their commitment and contributions over the years. This concert marked their final HCS performance before graduation, and we appreciate all they have brought to our music program during their time here.
Additionally, we would like to highlight our elementary art students and Ms. Kellam, who displayed beautiful student artwork at the entrance of the auditorium for guests to enjoy. It was a wonderful way to showcase their creativity!
The concert is available on our youtube channel at the following address:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D4jvLPEAjnU
Excellent job, everyone!
GOLF COMPETES AT SECTIONALS
Congratulations to our D-H Eagles Golf Team on competing in Sectional Play this week!
D-H participated in team Sectionals this past Monday at Delhi, representing their schools with hard work, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the day on the course. We are proud of the effort, dedication, and teamwork shown by all of our golfers this season and especially during sectional competition.
We also would like to congratulate Wyatt Persbacker, who participated in individual State qualifiers yesterday in Elmira! Individuals needed an average of +6.5 or under throughout the season to be eligible for state qualifying, which Wyatt was able to accomplish.
Congratulations Wyatt and great job to the rest of the team. Your school and community are proud of you!
Congratulations to our D-H Eagles Golf Team on competing in Sectional Play this week!
D-H participated in team Sectionals this past Monday at Delhi, representing their schools with hard work, determination, and sportsmanship throughout the day on the course. We are proud of the effort, dedication, and teamwork shown by all of our golfers this season and especially during sectional competition.
We also would like to congratulate Wyatt Persbacker, who participated in individual State qualifiers yesterday in Elmira! Individuals needed an average of +6.5 or under throughout the season to be eligible for state qualifying, which Wyatt was able to accomplish.
Congratulations Wyatt and great job to the rest of the team. Your school and community are proud of you!
TRACK & FIELD HIGHLIGHTS
A big thank you to Coach Ostrander for sharing some recent Track & Field pictures with us!
Our athletes have been putting in the work all season long, showing dedication, determination, and great sportsmanship every step of the way. We are proud of the effort and hard work each student-athlete continues to display both at practices and competitions.
Great job to all of our Track & Field athletes , keep up the great work!
A big thank you to Coach Ostrander for sharing some recent Track & Field pictures with us!
Our athletes have been putting in the work all season long, showing dedication, determination, and great sportsmanship every step of the way. We are proud of the effort and hard work each student-athlete continues to display both at practices and competitions.
Great job to all of our Track & Field athletes , keep up the great work!
ENDANGERED SPECIES DAY
Our 5th graders took full advantage of the sunshine on Monday as they celebrated Endangered Species Day in a creative way!
Students spent time on the front steps using chalk to draw and highlight a variety of endangered species from around the world. From land to sea, their artwork showcased both creativity and awareness as they learned about the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving habitats.
Great work by our young artists for combining learning, creativity, and environmental stewardship all in one colorful display!
Our 5th graders took full advantage of the sunshine on Monday as they celebrated Endangered Species Day in a creative way!
Students spent time on the front steps using chalk to draw and highlight a variety of endangered species from around the world. From land to sea, their artwork showcased both creativity and awareness as they learned about the importance of protecting wildlife and preserving habitats.
Great work by our young artists for combining learning, creativity, and environmental stewardship all in one colorful display!
QUARTER 3 AWARDS (MS-HS)
We are proud to recognize our Middle School and High School students for their outstanding academic achievement during the 3rd quarter. Congratulations to all students who earned Merit Roll, Honor Roll, and High Honor Roll recognition!
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HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS:
MERIT ROLL:
Grade 9: John D’Elia, Nicholas Irimescu, Parker Matthews, Landyn Robinson
Grade 10: Warren Middleton, Aubrey Rutherford, Jaiara Yeneic
Grade 11: Ethan Dennis, Kaycee Karcher, Nicholas Lee, Kourtney Woodmansee
Grade 12: Jeremiah Diaz, Aidan Johnson, Landon Fuller, Hunter Oddo, Amadalee Rodriguez, Alexi Rosel, Micah Simmons, Greyson Thomas
HONOR ROLL:
Grade 9: Jack Arrigan, Ariana Blakeslee, Wesley Boice, Jake D’Elia, Xavier Esolen, Arianna Hunt, Jongryul Kim, Chase Mack, Livian Robinson, Cameron Thomas, Emma Tice, Gavyn Westbrook, Lacey White
Grade 10: Nora Bartholomew, Charles Dohanic, Aubreigh Werner, Cherish Wright
Grade 11: Olivia Johnston, Clark Porosky, Amelia Waldron
Grade 12: Nicholas Bialecki, Cambry Cobb, Jordan Decker, Patrick Esolen, Grace Evanitsky, Ramey Farr, Landon Fuller, Liam Kelly, Tru MacDowall, Aiden Noble, Paula Orlowski, Quinn Rowe, Alyssa Ryder
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
Grade 9: Madilynn Gustin, Elaine He, Stephen Simpson
Grade 10: Kadyn Appley, Steven Saul Jr., Kayden Swartwout
Grade 11: Marco Avila, Holden Dufton, Lucas Gately, Leigha Mead
Grade 12: Emily Bolster, Autumn Dohanic, Olivia DuBois, Olivia Esolen, Liam Kelly, Joshua Lawson, Gwyneth Nebzydoski, Stevie Woodmansee, Leah Wormuth
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MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS:
MERIT ROLL:
Grade 5: Carter Chandler, Ella Dufton, Emma Ruiz, Luke Wormuth
Grade 6: Weston Kille, Jacob Wormuth
Grade 7: Gianna Calendrillo, Baylie Ellis
Grade 8: Madison Bolster, Arissa Crawson, Jada Furlong, Richard Miller, Liam Noble, Kylan Possemato
HONOR ROLL:
Grade 5: Kyla Blakeslee, William Bogart, Adrian Bolster, Jace Carmody, Cora Possemato, Lillie Walker
Grade 6: Earl Miller, Brice Satkowski
Grade 7: Joshua Dunlap, Liam Chapman, Addie Furlong, Jonghyeok Kim, Leon Miller, Evan Vitale
Grade 8: Jayden D’Elia, Owen Drake, Bryleigh Drumm, Jena Furlong, Sophia Jefferson, Hannah Morgan
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
Grade 5: Liah Chapman, Mia Cotza, Bentley Coy, Cade Thomason, Jo’siyah Wright
Grade 6: Samuel Brigham, Jace Murphy, Addison Picozzi, Emerson Rinn
Grade 7: Harper Dufton, Ava Reynolds
Grade 8: Karynn Appley, Liliana Avila, Justin He, Preston Johnston, Zoey Kille, Braidynn Marino, Braylee Marino, Sophia Prescott, Emma Saul, Cooper Wormuth
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE:
Grade 5: Cade Thomason, Lillie Walker
Grade 6: Addison Picozzi
Grade 7: Addie Furlong, Alivia Young
Grade 8: Justin He, Preston Johnston, Braidynn Marino, Richard Miller, Hannah Morgan, Sophia Prescott, Emma Saul, Cooper Wormuth
Excellent job and congratulations to all of you!
We are proud to recognize our Middle School and High School students for their outstanding academic achievement during the 3rd quarter. Congratulations to all students who earned Merit Roll, Honor Roll, and High Honor Roll recognition!
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HIGH SCHOOL AWARDS:
MERIT ROLL:
Grade 9: John D’Elia, Nicholas Irimescu, Parker Matthews, Landyn Robinson
Grade 10: Warren Middleton, Aubrey Rutherford, Jaiara Yeneic
Grade 11: Ethan Dennis, Kaycee Karcher, Nicholas Lee, Kourtney Woodmansee
Grade 12: Jeremiah Diaz, Aidan Johnson, Landon Fuller, Hunter Oddo, Amadalee Rodriguez, Alexi Rosel, Micah Simmons, Greyson Thomas
HONOR ROLL:
Grade 9: Jack Arrigan, Ariana Blakeslee, Wesley Boice, Jake D’Elia, Xavier Esolen, Arianna Hunt, Jongryul Kim, Chase Mack, Livian Robinson, Cameron Thomas, Emma Tice, Gavyn Westbrook, Lacey White
Grade 10: Nora Bartholomew, Charles Dohanic, Aubreigh Werner, Cherish Wright
Grade 11: Olivia Johnston, Clark Porosky, Amelia Waldron
Grade 12: Nicholas Bialecki, Cambry Cobb, Jordan Decker, Patrick Esolen, Grace Evanitsky, Ramey Farr, Landon Fuller, Liam Kelly, Tru MacDowall, Aiden Noble, Paula Orlowski, Quinn Rowe, Alyssa Ryder
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
Grade 9: Madilynn Gustin, Elaine He, Stephen Simpson
Grade 10: Kadyn Appley, Steven Saul Jr., Kayden Swartwout
Grade 11: Marco Avila, Holden Dufton, Lucas Gately, Leigha Mead
Grade 12: Emily Bolster, Autumn Dohanic, Olivia DuBois, Olivia Esolen, Liam Kelly, Joshua Lawson, Gwyneth Nebzydoski, Stevie Woodmansee, Leah Wormuth
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MIDDLE SCHOOL AWARDS:
MERIT ROLL:
Grade 5: Carter Chandler, Ella Dufton, Emma Ruiz, Luke Wormuth
Grade 6: Weston Kille, Jacob Wormuth
Grade 7: Gianna Calendrillo, Baylie Ellis
Grade 8: Madison Bolster, Arissa Crawson, Jada Furlong, Richard Miller, Liam Noble, Kylan Possemato
HONOR ROLL:
Grade 5: Kyla Blakeslee, William Bogart, Adrian Bolster, Jace Carmody, Cora Possemato, Lillie Walker
Grade 6: Earl Miller, Brice Satkowski
Grade 7: Joshua Dunlap, Liam Chapman, Addie Furlong, Jonghyeok Kim, Leon Miller, Evan Vitale
Grade 8: Jayden D’Elia, Owen Drake, Bryleigh Drumm, Jena Furlong, Sophia Jefferson, Hannah Morgan
HIGH HONOR ROLL:
Grade 5: Liah Chapman, Mia Cotza, Bentley Coy, Cade Thomason, Jo’siyah Wright
Grade 6: Samuel Brigham, Jace Murphy, Addison Picozzi, Emerson Rinn
Grade 7: Harper Dufton, Ava Reynolds
Grade 8: Karynn Appley, Liliana Avila, Justin He, Preston Johnston, Zoey Kille, Braidynn Marino, Braylee Marino, Sophia Prescott, Emma Saul, Cooper Wormuth
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PERFECT ATTENDANCE:
Grade 5: Cade Thomason, Lillie Walker
Grade 6: Addison Picozzi
Grade 7: Addie Furlong, Alivia Young
Grade 8: Justin He, Preston Johnston, Braidynn Marino, Richard Miller, Hannah Morgan, Sophia Prescott, Emma Saul, Cooper Wormuth
Excellent job and congratulations to all of you!
QUARTER 3 AWARDS
Congratulations to all of our Hancock Elementary students who were recognized during the 3rd Quarter Awards Ceremony this past Friday! We are incredibly proud of the hard work, dedication, and positive attitudes our students continue to demonstrate throughout the school year.
Academic Achievement Awards:
High Honor Roll:
Ramsey Johnson, Elijah Fraser, Emma Frost, Natalia Tarbox, Ezra Berlingeri, Emalinne Davis, Wyatt Drake, Alexia Guerra Callejas
Honor Roll:
Sara Saul, Abigail Davis, Leeann Miller, Sawyer Dufton, Dawson Dufton, Kira Kilian, Cora Thomason, Madeline Mootz, Jimi Kilian, Jacob Bogart, Stryker Conklin, Jaxson Titus, Nicholas Pizozzi
Merit Roll:
Xander Dufton, Kendra Croci, Ledger Dufton, Jade Morgan, Cayson Barnhart, Analise Robinson, Harper Bartholomew, Landon Emerich, Neven Brkaric
Perfect Attendance Awards:
Laken Ata, Amelia Bailey, Sophia Bailey, Frederick Brigham, Loralei Davis, Wyatt Drake, Alexia Guerra Callejas, Owen Keesler, Lylian Mootz, Madeline Mootz, Nicholas Picozzi, Analise Robinson, Cash Rowe, Sara Saul, Cristian Sparacio, Cora Thomason, Jaxson Titus, Spencer Zazeckie
Great job to all of our award recipients! Keep up the outstanding work, Wildcats!
