Students of the Week Recognized Across Schools

Julian Seratt from Northern Potter High School has been recognized as Student of the Week by Seneca Highlands Career and Technical Center for his dedication and commitment to his studies in the Building Construction program, aspiring to become an electrician like his father. In Wisconsin, nominees for Student of the Week include Pip McGinnity from Notre Dame Academy, who tutors multilingual students, and Andrew from Kewaskum High School, who mentors middle schoolers with emotional challenges. The Jackson Metro Student of the Week nominees feature Kadence Anding, a high-achieving student involved in various extracurriculars, and Aniya Bradley, known for her mentoring and service activities. In Montgomery, nominees include AriYahd Cornley, a dependable library assistant accepted into university, and Emmy Phung, a high-achieving student leader with a robust GPA. Lastly, in Rhode Island, Thomas Richardson stands out for his academic excellence and community service, while Adam Cassidy is noted for his creativity in the Graphics program. These initiatives highlight the achievements and contributions of high school students across diverse regions.