A total of 93 academic superstars were inducted into ÉðÊ¿Âþ»'s Arista Chapter of the National Honor Society on Tuesday and 25 of those students received class awards.
The students, all juniors, are eligible for National Honor Society because each has maintained an overall academic average of 89.5 or higher.
The National Honor Society was founded in 1921 to help create a better-rounded student who would be willing to put his or her talents to work serving others in society. ÉðÊ¿Âþ» High’s Arista Chapter was formed in 1957 and admitted 15 students in its first group of inductees.
The following awards were presented Tuesday:
- Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award – Kevin Thomas
- Bay Path College Presidential Book Award – Aine Haugh
- Bryn Mawr Presidential Book Award – Emma Russell
- Harvard Book Prize – Piro Gusho
- RIT Creativity and Innovation Award – Gilad Asal and Janara Delima
- RIT Computing Medal – Alexander Casciotti and Danielle Farleigh
- RPI Award – Jason Eveleth
- Student Sage Scholar Award – Su Meh and Claire Patnaude
- University of Rochester Frederick Douglas and Susan B. Anthony Award – Jennifer Powell
- University of Rochester Xerox Award for Innovation and Information Technology – Adam Aleksic
The National Honor Society inductees, listed in alphabetical order, are:
| Rawan Abdullah | Bria Holloman | Danielle Pottinger |
| Israel Akande | Abdullah Hood | Jennifer Powell |
| Ali Al Khazaly | Francis Hung Mang | Rachael Prosper |
| Vaughn Albert | Jahirul Islam | Skyy Rivas |
| Adam Aleksic | Anija Jacotin | Ronnell Royall |
| Mouda Al-Zayden | Manuela Jimenez | Emma Russell |
| Gilad Asal | Caleb John | Carly-Alyssa Ryan |
| Barak Binyamin | Mehreen Khan | Saiful Saif |
| Marl Brillo | Mackenzie Lawrence | Moe Sandar |
| Samuel Bromirski | Kyle Mikael Lee | Victoria Saunders |
| William Bulmer | Jeffrey Lembo | Trishia Faye Serrano |
| Jonas Cabahug | Ondia Logan | Jackson Shyaka |
| Mary Cabuhat | Julie Mahoney | Theologjia Sofi |
| Michael Campbell | Leigh Mark Manantan | Vashti Sooknanan |
| Alexander Cascotti | Afnan Masih | Justin Sorese |
| Mazin Chater | Jonathan Masih | Serigne Sow |
| JoannConsuello | Eniyah Mathews | Agnes Sowah |
| Vladimir Contreras Ventura | Su Meh | Fiona Streznewski |
| Paul Criscione | Ma Ella Ann Mirandilla | Elli Sol Strich |
| Jacob Dayag | Carlos Morocho | Casey Su-Morrill |
| Janara Aila Delima | Camilo Mosquera-Ferry | Kevin Thomas |
| Marie Sealtiel Delima | Aaron Murray | Valerie Torres |
| Michal Drucker | Irene Nelson | Nicolette Ucci |
| Yonatan Eligberg | John Morven Nocus | Quinn Urich |
| Jason Eveleth | Briola Nugent | Ivan Paul Mari Vergonia |
| Danielle Farleigh | Amijahna Nugent | Eliezer Wildman |
| Jacklyn Flynn | Damir Oliver | Peter Wiley |
| Heather Fowlder | Othman Othman | Donnetria Williams |
| Noah Greenblatt | Byron Pantin | Shakari Yogendran |
| Piro Gusho | Claire Patnaude | |
| Jasmin Harrison | Karl Patrick Pedralvez |
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Congratulations to these high-flyers!
The mission of the City School District of ÉðÊ¿Âþ» is to work in partnership with our diverse community to engage every learner in a robust educational program designed to provide the knowledge and skills necessary for success. The district serves more 9,600 students in 18 elementary, middle and high schools. In addition to neighborhood schools, the district includes several magnet schools and programs, as well as other innovative academic opportunities for students, including four themed academies at ÉðÊ¿Âþ».
