Monomoy Regional High School announces Students of the Term

Monomoy Regional High School has introduced a new student recognition program in alignment with the district's Portrait of a Graduate. The Portrait of a Graduate identifies a collection of skills, attributes, and characteristics that Monomoy is committed to developing in each of our students from preschool to graduation. Those characteristics are Creative & Critical Thinker, Independent & Confident Learner, Communicators & Leaders, and Engaged Citizens

At the end of each marking term, MRHS educators nominate a student they have seen exemplifying these skills and attributes, qualifying them as Student of the Term. The Term 1 honorees are as follows:

Creative & Critical Thinkers

Arts – Scarlett O’Malley
ELL – Jean Celin
English – Eva Leahey
History – Liam Flood
Math – Stella Weinberg
Oak Street Academy – Jayden Merriam
SAIL/SHORE/Best Buddies – Chase Connors
Science/Tech/Engineering – Davion Dawkins
Wellness – Chevania Shakespeare
World Languages – Corinne Pina

Communicators & Leaders

Arts – Jack Credit
ELL – Ysardi Gomez Almonte
English – Lillian Williams
History – Marek Punty
Math – Patrick Jordan
Oak Street Academy – Thomas Cervino
SAIL/SHORE/Best Buddies – Fitz Vath
Science/Tech/Engineering – Ashley Anderson
Wellness – Shea Eldredge
World Languages – Sophia Hennessey

Engaged Citizens

Arts – Sean Needham
ELL – Alice Vitor
English – Elizabeth Cronen
History – Nicholas Silvester
Math – Chloe Thompson
Oak Street Academy – Lincoln Green
SAIL/SHORE/Best Buddies – Corinne Pina
Science/Tech/Engineering – Thomas Chase
Wellness – Cole Strzepek
World Languages – Edgar Taveras-Savari

Independent & Confident Learners

Arts – Emma Barker
ELL – Sunder Elisme
English – Ethan Rosecrans
History – Emma Gingras
Math – Ricardo Caba Castro 
Oak Street Academy – Aria Mooney
SAIL/SHORE/Best Buddies – Jaxx Tileston
Science/Tech/Engineering – Fiona Moore
Wellness – Christopher Ariola Franco
World Languages – Noemie Lemaire 

The Student of the Term honorees for 2024-2025 will be recognized at a special ceremony near the end of the school year.