City Recognizes Academic All-Stars
Students from Gallman, Boundary, Newberry, and Reuben elementary schools and Newberry Academy were recognized April 9 at the Newberry Opera House as part of the City of Newberry’s annual Academic All-Star Night.
Each student was recognized on stage with a certificate and was also presented with an ice cream treat from Laila’s Place prior to the program.
Academic All-Stars were chosen by their elementary school for having been on the honor roll most or all of the academic year. Students in third, fourth and fifth grades were recognized by Mayor Foster Senn and City Councilman Lemont Glasgow.
“We want to congratulate you on your accomplishments this year,” Senn told students. “Your teacher said you learned enough in reading, writing, math, science, history and all your work to be one of the top students in your class and in your school. You are a City of Newberry Academic All-Star, congratulations.”
Glasgow encouraged the students to keep going and to dream big.
“Being on the honor roll means you’re learning and you’re working,” Glasgow said. “If you keep doing that, and I know you will, you will get to be an adult and have a bunch of opportunities.”
Glasgow named many of the opportunities the students could choose to do in the future including becoming doctors, veterinarians, software developers, school principals, airline pilots, inventors, or maybe even the President of the United States.
“I encourage you to keep working hard in school and to dream big about your future,” he said.
Senn reminded students to thank their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and others for helping them along the way and their teachers and principals for being keys to their success. He thanked the Newberry Opera House, Laila’s Place and city staff for making the event a success.
Boundary Elementary
The following students were recognized from Boundary Street Elementary School in the third grade: Brooklyn Brown, Kyhia Clark, Emiliano Aguilar Flores, Dhruvti Khetani, Jared Hernandez Lozano, Ke’ari Metze, Chance Moze, Anthony Gomez Ramos and Kaitie Womack.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Melissa Aguilar, Sawyer Blanton, Destiny Caughman, Jackson Courtney, Logan Davis, Caitlynn Delafuente, Ka’Miara Etheredge, Lennon Helms, Michelle Esperanza Fernandez, Katheryn Hernandez Franco, Jacob Hiller, Zahid Caraballo Rivera and Landyn Sligh.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Gabriel Hernandez Contreras, Daniella Cruz, Calvin Dunbar, Allie Graves, Aziah Houseal, Bentley Johnson, Carson Long, Brissa Hernandez Lozano, Axel Vazquez Morales, Kali Rodgers, Dayvin Morales Tomas and Edison Martinez Villatoro.
Gallman Elementary
The following students were recognized from Gallman Elementary School in the third grade: Madison Baron, Kennedy Bookman, Ava Cole, Penelope Davis, America Guadalupe Diaz, Aaron Donaldson, Andreuna Edwards, Kamryn Evans, Lilianna Tomas Gomez, Ebony Harris, Victor Yahir Hernandez Lopez, Sheyder Lucas Lopez, Esdras Lopez Lucas, Ivy Lusk, Amaia Noemi Benitez Mundo, Saidi Pacheco-Hernandez, Dariana Roldan Perez, Kamalei Sanders, Elizabeth Sebastian-Pedro, Kashe Sims, Camila Vazquez-Hernandez, Ni Azia Vinson, Ryland Wainwright, Charlotte Wallace, Mollie Waters, Amelia White, Serena Wiggins, Passion Wilson and Aniya Wise.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Samir Brown, Jonael Herenandez Davila, Serenity Farrow, Immanuel Gary, Janiya Gary, Jacob Houston, Charles Johnson, Kyng Lindsay, Yordani Lucas Lopez, Malicia Mason, Zimonyka Sanders, Nicole Wallace, Ja Kobe Williams and Ar Iel Wise.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Levi Anderson, Ky Leigh Boyd, Bentley Ceja, Quentin Hairston, Rudena Hairston and Eian Harmon.
Newberry Academy
The following students were recognized from Newberry Academy in the third grade: Eva Boice, Evelyn Herzog, Jasper Howe, Tesla Kicher, Paxton Long, Jace Palmer and Nora Perry.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Zoe Cotney, Morgan Fuller, Brynlee Gillespie, Cooper Jackson, Emma Moore, Hannah Morris, Fallon Thompson, Emma Jayne Whitesides and McKinley Whitesides.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Cooper McCormack, Madisenn Minick, Tuck Samargo, Jackson Stegenga, Jason Stegenga, Duncan Stutts and Alivia Warrington.
Newberry Elementary
The following students were recognized from Newberry Elementary in the third grade: Darwin Araque-Ramirez, Sophia Bradburn, Layla Brooks, Seriyah Coleman, Jameson Connor, Jaquavis Fowler, Inaya Hernandez, Kingston Jackson, Ze’Nyiah Jeter, Chaden Johnson, Christon Kinard-Smith, Julian Morales, Betesaida Perez, Valerie Ramirez, Thiago Rico-Garcia, Ka’Marri Sheilds, Keith Taylor, A’Kira Thompson, La’Terrea Wicker, Jayceon Williams and Kayden Workman.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Koltan Abney, Leilani Benitez, Lyric Carter-Jefferson, Aiden Chandler, Ayana Culler, Jaiden English, Jamie Garcia, Connor Garland, Zadea Good, Matteo Guzman, Moises Perez Diaz, Ke’Marri Shields, Roman Williams, Kaedynce Wilson and Haven Wofford.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Garrian Gartman, Ka Mareanna Jones, Kenedi Jones, Loni Keaten, Abigail Lozoya- Ocampo, Logan Mazariegos, Belinda Morales Maldonado, Xysavion Nance, Sherlyn Cisneros Ordaz, Dhoon Patel, Nehitan Perez Perez, Naveyah Smith and I’Yona Tobe.
Reuben Elementary
The following students were recognized from Reuben Elementary in the third grade: Leo Arroyo, Linley Brehmer, Alana Griffin, Kenzee Jackson, Lila Lake, Jaxtyn Ortega, Kamylah “Molly” Peek, Taylor Radford, Shameka Riggins-Jackson, Augustus “Gus” Setzler, Anna Claire Shull, Rylee Singleton and Annabelle Terry.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Wyatt Campbell, Laken Polson and Kinze Satterwhite.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Amos De Groot, Liliana Gutierrez, Ra Niyah Wicker, Jerrell Williams and Citalee Willingham.
Students from Gallman, Boundary, Newberry, and Reuben elementary schools and Newberry Academy were recognized April 9 at the Newberry Opera House as part of the City of Newberry’s annual Academic All-Star Night.
Each student was recognized on stage with a certificate and was also presented with an ice cream treat from Laila’s Place prior to the program.
Academic All-Stars were chosen by their elementary school for having been on the honor roll most or all of the academic year. Students in third, fourth and fifth grades were recognized by Mayor Foster Senn and City Councilman Lemont Glasgow.
“We want to congratulate you on your accomplishments this year,” Senn told students. “Your teacher said you learned enough in reading, writing, math, science, history and all your work to be one of the top students in your class and in your school. You are a City of Newberry Academic All-Star, congratulations.”
Glasgow encouraged the students to keep going and to dream big.
“Being on the honor roll means you’re learning and you’re working,” Glasgow said. “If you keep doing that, and I know you will, you will get to be an adult and have a bunch of opportunities.”
Glasgow named many of the opportunities the students could choose to do in the future including becoming doctors, veterinarians, software developers, school principals, airline pilots, inventors, or maybe even the President of the United States.
“I encourage you to keep working hard in school and to dream big about your future,” he said.
Senn reminded students to thank their parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles and others for helping them along the way and their teachers and principals for being keys to their success. He thanked the Newberry Opera House, Laila’s Place and city staff for making the event a success.
Boundary Elementary
The following students were recognized from Boundary Street Elementary School in the third grade: Brooklyn Brown, Kyhia Clark, Emiliano Aguilar Flores, Dhruvti Khetani, Jared Hernandez Lozano, Ke’ari Metze, Chance Moze, Anthony Gomez Ramos and Kaitie Womack.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Melissa Aguilar, Sawyer Blanton, Destiny Caughman, Jackson Courtney, Logan Davis, Caitlynn Delafuente, Ka’Miara Etheredge, Lennon Helms, Michelle Esperanza Fernandez, Katheryn Hernandez Franco, Jacob Hiller, Zahid Caraballo Rivera and Landyn Sligh.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Gabriel Hernandez Contreras, Daniella Cruz, Calvin Dunbar, Allie Graves, Aziah Houseal, Bentley Johnson, Carson Long, Brissa Hernandez Lozano, Axel Vazquez Morales, Kali Rodgers, Dayvin Morales Tomas and Edison Martinez Villatoro.
Gallman Elementary
The following students were recognized from Gallman Elementary School in the third grade: Madison Baron, Kennedy Bookman, Ava Cole, Penelope Davis, America Guadalupe Diaz, Aaron Donaldson, Andreuna Edwards, Kamryn Evans, Lilianna Tomas Gomez, Ebony Harris, Victor Yahir Hernandez Lopez, Sheyder Lucas Lopez, Esdras Lopez Lucas, Ivy Lusk, Amaia Noemi Benitez Mundo, Saidi Pacheco-Hernandez, Dariana Roldan Perez, Kamalei Sanders, Elizabeth Sebastian-Pedro, Kashe Sims, Camila Vazquez-Hernandez, Ni Azia Vinson, Ryland Wainwright, Charlotte Wallace, Mollie Waters, Amelia White, Serena Wiggins, Passion Wilson and Aniya Wise.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Samir Brown, Jonael Herenandez Davila, Serenity Farrow, Immanuel Gary, Janiya Gary, Jacob Houston, Charles Johnson, Kyng Lindsay, Yordani Lucas Lopez, Malicia Mason, Zimonyka Sanders, Nicole Wallace, Ja Kobe Williams and Ar Iel Wise.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Levi Anderson, Ky Leigh Boyd, Bentley Ceja, Quentin Hairston, Rudena Hairston and Eian Harmon.
Newberry Academy
The following students were recognized from Newberry Academy in the third grade: Eva Boice, Evelyn Herzog, Jasper Howe, Tesla Kicher, Paxton Long, Jace Palmer and Nora Perry.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Zoe Cotney, Morgan Fuller, Brynlee Gillespie, Cooper Jackson, Emma Moore, Hannah Morris, Fallon Thompson, Emma Jayne Whitesides and McKinley Whitesides.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Cooper McCormack, Madisenn Minick, Tuck Samargo, Jackson Stegenga, Jason Stegenga, Duncan Stutts and Alivia Warrington.
Newberry Elementary
The following students were recognized from Newberry Elementary in the third grade: Darwin Araque-Ramirez, Sophia Bradburn, Layla Brooks, Seriyah Coleman, Jameson Connor, Jaquavis Fowler, Inaya Hernandez, Kingston Jackson, Ze’Nyiah Jeter, Chaden Johnson, Christon Kinard-Smith, Julian Morales, Betesaida Perez, Valerie Ramirez, Thiago Rico-Garcia, Ka’Marri Sheilds, Keith Taylor, A’Kira Thompson, La’Terrea Wicker, Jayceon Williams and Kayden Workman.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Koltan Abney, Leilani Benitez, Lyric Carter-Jefferson, Aiden Chandler, Ayana Culler, Jaiden English, Jamie Garcia, Connor Garland, Zadea Good, Matteo Guzman, Moises Perez Diaz, Ke’Marri Shields, Roman Williams, Kaedynce Wilson and Haven Wofford.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Garrian Gartman, Ka Mareanna Jones, Kenedi Jones, Loni Keaten, Abigail Lozoya- Ocampo, Logan Mazariegos, Belinda Morales Maldonado, Xysavion Nance, Sherlyn Cisneros Ordaz, Dhoon Patel, Nehitan Perez Perez, Naveyah Smith and I’Yona Tobe.
Reuben Elementary
The following students were recognized from Reuben Elementary in the third grade: Leo Arroyo, Linley Brehmer, Alana Griffin, Kenzee Jackson, Lila Lake, Jaxtyn Ortega, Kamylah “Molly” Peek, Taylor Radford, Shameka Riggins-Jackson, Augustus “Gus” Setzler, Anna Claire Shull, Rylee Singleton and Annabelle Terry.
Fourth grade students recognized were: Wyatt Campbell, Laken Polson and Kinze Satterwhite.
Fifth grade students recognized included: Amos De Groot, Liliana Gutierrez, Ra Niyah Wicker, Jerrell Williams and Citalee Willingham.
