Academic Awards: Congratulations to Our Students!

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Sanborn Regional High School held its annual Academic Awards Ceremony on September 15, 2014 to recognize honored students from the school year 2013-2014.  Congratulations to all our honored students. 

PRESIDENT’S EDUCATION AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE:  Megan Alix, Felicia Bailey, Austin Clough, Haley Corning, Brooke Fenderson, Jameela Francis, Meagan French, Sarah Hart, Megan Howell, Sara Hunt, Ethan Johnson, Sofia Kruger, Taela Leek, Shelby Lennon, Amanda Moulaison, Nicole Nault, Kaleigh Santos, Francesca Sciacca, and Kayla Troy.

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF UNIFIED ARTS AND SCIENCES:  John Henry LeGault, Daniel Bartley, Taylor Szot

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF THE HUMANITIES:  Michelle LeGault,  Victoria LeBlanc, Amanda Moulaison

STUDENTS OF THE YEAR IN THE AREA OF MATH AND SCIENCE:  Andrew Hunt, Prudence Ross, Amanda Moulaison

DARTMOUTH COLLEGE BOOK AWARD: Taela Leek
HARVARD COLLEGE BOOK AWARD: Sara Hunt
SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE BOOK AWARD: Austin Clough
SMITH COLLEGE BOOK AWARD:  Denae Walukevich
SOUTHERN NEW HAMPSHIRE UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD: Emma Dolan
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS/LOWELL BOOK AWARD: Ethan Johnson
SUFFOLK UNIVERSITY BOOK AWARD: Kaleigh Santos
ST. LAWRENCE UNIVERSITY  BOOK AWARD: Amanda Moulaison
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE BOOK AWARD: Maighan LeBlanc
KEENE STATE COLLEGE BOOK AWARD: Felicia Bailey 

HONORS WITH DISTINCTION: Megan Alix, Felicia Bailey, Spencer Bortone, Sophia Bortone, Abigail DesRosiers, Leanna Erickson, Karleigh Giguere, Sara Hunt, Andrew Hunt, Ethan Johnson, Grahm Larkham, Taela Leek, Shelby Lennon, Amanda Moulaison, Prudence Ross, Kaleigh Santos, and Taylor Szot 

HIGH HONORS: Rachel Barker, Paige Basiliere, Sarah Bibeau, Victoria Boucher, Austin Clough, Haley Corning, Mathilda Derek, Molly Doccola, Isabella Dunham, Rose Eacho, Brooke Fenderson, Jameela Francis, Mariah German, Harrison Gleed, Sarah Hart, Megan Howell, Taylor Kay, Sofia Kruger, Kaitlyn Laliberte, Colby Lavoie, Victoria LeBlanc, Maighan LeBlanc, Michelle LeGault, Justin Lomba, Noah Mailloux, Hayley Martin, Kayla Metivier, Nicole Nault, Kelly O'Brien, Mackenzie Oertel, Ellery Rasmussen, Sarah Richard, Francesca Sciacca, Koran Sherman, Jillian Spero, Conner Theberge, Erin Thompson, Kyle Toohey, Denae Walukevich, Lauren Welch, and Anthony Woodhouse

HONORS: MacKenzie Anderson, Amanda Arsenault, Rachel Bahrakis, Daniel Bartley, Haley Basiliere, Julia Beebe, Karina Berardi, Catherine Bibeau, Cassandra Blanchette, Lily Brouck, Samantha Broyer, Renee Bucchio, Ashley Buchanan, Jonathan Chase, Brianna Comeau, Celine Costa, Annie Cotter, Jillian Couto, Gillian Crane, Samantha Davidson, Michael Deschenes, Alexis DesRoche, Anna Dolan, Emma Dolan, Robert Donovan, Emily Downing, Ronny Dube, Christian Ehlers, Madison Fairchild, Madison Ferrara, Noah Fioravante, Meagan French, Timothy Gablosky, Logan Gilman, Kendra Goucher, Tina Greenwood, Anthony Guglielmino, Victoria Guglielmino, Owen Guidoboni, Katie Harriman, Molly Hayes, Sergei Homkowicz, Jacqualyn Hult, Jordan Hunter, Parker Jackson, Kayla Johnson, Logan Kalinowski, Jason Kelleher, Tyler Kilimonis, Haley King, Tiffany King, Shannon Kinsella, Jason LaPanne,Kaitlyn LeClair, John Henry LeGault, Samantha Lynch, Travis Lynch, Rebecca Mack, Zachary Mahoney, Jennifer Martin, Serena McFarlane, Ryan McLaughlin, Madison McLellan, Molly Messina, April Miller, Megan Mission, Shannon Mooney, Benjamin Morris, Kylie Najuch, Emma Nofsker, Jenna Nofsker, Colin O'Callaghan, Troy Oltsch, Lorelle Ouellette, Christopher Pagnottaro, Caitlin Pajak, Colton Palmer, Madison Parah, Elijah Pitkin, Meghan Plante, Kevin Poor, Emily Porazinski, Sophia Rak, Monique Ricard, Cameron Richard, Marissa Rizzotti, Hayden Robinson, Ryan Rose, Hannah Sampson, Chelsea Schultz, John Schumaker, Taylor Seale, Brian Sevigny, Hailee Shibel, Sophie Smith, Joseph Spear, Nathan Sprackland, Abagail Tavares, Livia Thewes, Zachary Thom, Kayla Troy, Samantha Trus, Kaci Turner, Hannah Ulcickas, Jessica Walker, Samantha Webster, McKenzie Wentworth, Gina Whitford, Kristin Williams, and William Witkum

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