North Pines Middle School announces second-quarter honor roll for 2017-18 school year

Feb. 19, 2018 Updated Tue., Feb. 20, 2018 at 9:11 p.m.

North Pines Middle School, of the Central Valley School District, has announced its second-quarter honor roll for the 2017-18 school year. The students are listed alphabetically by grade level and grade-point average.

Eighth grade

4.0 GPA – Erin Cooper, Jesslyn Current, Cameron Hardy, Madeline Heissenbuttel, Abigail Hunt, Peyton Martin, Abigail Mceachran, Trevor Waggoner, Tyler Walker and Samuel Wasley.

3.25 and above – Jordan Adkinson-Trevino, Zainulabdeen Aldawah, Maryam Ali Al Abdullah, Trinity Andrus (McConnell), Levi Atkinson, Riley Barton, Rhiann Batson, Samantha Bickle, Conrad Bippes, Mikhail Bobko, Hailey Borbridge-Dishneau, Janah Cabigas, Halle Chamberlin, Kelsey Conley, Rachel Conrad, Ellis Crain, Sophia Curry, Jacob Davis, Daniel Dmitriev, Phuong Vy Do, Alyssa Fernandez, Paityn Fricke, Kaidence Fuchs Pedersen, Joshua Gould, Anaka Gregg, Taylor Gusler, Allie Hamilton, Chloe Hansen, NeAnna Hill, Sonnie Hill, Liliia Kuzmenko, Leilani Lux, Hailey Mashtare, Robert McDonald, Jolanday Merriweather, Victoria Munoz, Jose Navarro, Elizabeth Nicholls, Aiden Palmisano, Bonita Pimentel, James Port, Jessica Rowe, Megan Ruegsegger, Makensie Ryan, Steven Smith, Amaya Spengler, Dillon-Hoa Tran, Brynn Tupper, Cameron Ursillo, Erick Vaovasa, Benjamin Wallgren, Jenna Williamson, Austin Wilson and Valeriia Yavorska.

Seventh grade

4.0 – Lucia Garofalo, Nadiya Gnatenko, Savanna Goodman, Machaela Griffith, Madison Knigge, Dallas Lawrence, Kendall Monteressi, Ashley Morrison, Jacob Rubino and Daphney Sy.

3.25 and above – Aaron Anderson, Kelly Austin, Tia Bellefeuille, Carly Bippes, Flor Bran Diaz, Karissa Broderson, Jaiyden Campbell, Hagen Charbonneau, Austin Crews, Ariana Delgado, Devin Dolan, Bailee Gall, Diana Golubenko, Brian Grimes, Shannah Grinberg, Jet Helm, Ryanne Hiebert, Charlotte Hill, Hailey Hilsabeck, Lucila Jitiam, Matthew Kilma, Elijen Kios, Madison Langsett, Aunika Lee, Julia Levitski, Kathryn Lewis, Taylor Lloyd, Hailey McComas, Madeline Meier, Hailey Morel, Karina Nadyuk, Leslie Orellana, Landen Patterson, Trinity Pearson, Jordan Preder, Farah Rabia Alayouf, Anton Rithen, Garrett Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez Alcantar, Bryson Roos, Laila Schelin, Jeremiah Sessions, Hailey Shepherd, Christian Smilden, Emily Smith, Faith Stamper, Joshua Stauffer, Thomas Sweeney, Agnes Tabu, Lijimin Thomas, Montichello Uzeta, Josiah Walker, Sarah Weaver and Raul Ybarra.

Sixth grade

4.0 – Elsie Hess, Nyla Hess, Owen Lakey, Elizabeth Ophardt, David Osborn, Dominick Victor and Haley Walker.

3.25 and above – Genavee Aguon, Makena Ailie, Zahraa Al-Masoodi, Salina Alexander, Antonio Allen, Ilya Astapov, Ryan Atkinson, Caytlyn Bindrum, Serenity Churchill, Luke Conrad, Matthew Conrad, Kaelan Conroy, Hayden Dahlstrom, Quan Do, Vivian Evans, Seth Fitzgerald, Tristan Franks, Santiago Gomez-VanDenDriessche, Karen Gronenthal, Andrew Haney, Nehemiah Harry, Zavier Jones, Issabelle Joplin, Jaden Judd-Dally, Logan Kennedy, Alexander Khashchuk, Velani Lakjin, Kaitlyn Loss, Jason Lozko, Dominick Lucas, Britney Marshall, Zoe McManus, Alexander Nay, Lillian Pasco, Lilyana Purcell, Braeden Rowland, Destin Slocum, Hailey Sorrell, Terranne Spessard-Auckerman, Jummar Suwaed, Adonyah Thurman, Dominic Tisdale, Katie Travis, Tristin Walker and Brittany Weeks.

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