East Valley Middle School honor roll

Thu., Feb. 13, 2025

East Valley Middle School has announced its first semester honor roll for the 2024-25 school year. Eligible students are listed first by grade and GPA, then alphabetically by last name.

Eighth grade

4.0: Jacob Allred, Bella Baran, Olivia Berg, Javier Borjas, Jordyn Christiansen, Xochi Close, Julia Cox, Lane Ellsworth, Jade Green, Avayah Haney, Carter Jones-Stuivenga, Landon Keith, Summer Martinez, Johnny Mcmillan, Oliver Oberg, Mariah Parrish, Ainsley Petersen, Cody Pham, Navya Poflee, Lauren Richards, Zane Roberts, Gianni Salina, Katelyn Scharff, Jazmyn Schauman, Sage Sullivan, Parker Watt, Mya Weger, Timothy Yahschenko

3.4-3.9: Sitara Armstrong, Preston Blake, Greysyn Bolden, Abbey Brown, Elizabeth Brown, Preston Brunett, Levi Cook, Grace Cooper, Brooklynn Cunnington, Jacob Curryer, Isabardan Dahal, Davideson Dormaier, Elorah Escobar, Tighe Fitzgerald, Libby Hoekema, Tierra Holmes, Atom Knerr, Zoey Koffel, James Lilya, Krissy Livingston, Emilia Martinez, Leslye Mejia Paredes, Elliot Moore, Ecko Munn, Brice Nelson, Brayden Patao, Michael Powers, Jamie Rivera, Andrea Rosales, Ledger Sanders, Tanner Sims, Wesley Schwendiman, Xavier Stegall, Ashton Stoutimore, Deegan Webster, David Yashchenko,

Seventh grade

4.0: Josie Ary, Sophia Botello, Bryson Bowen, Michael Bradbury, Carson Cofer, Everlynn Cole, Terra Contreras, Rowen Decker, Daniel Demko, Sidney Doherty, Allison Eller, Annyka Finley, Arya Holcomb, Caiden Hubner, Madison Jonard, Yahaira Jurado Portillo, Marry Karazhova, Violet Kirwan, Milana Kiseleva, Liam Krogseth, Oakley Kubas, Jasmine Lanphere, Tatiana Lindberg, Presslee Martin, Kendyl Mogan, Peyton Noel, Esther O’Bannan, Adrienne Perez, Jackson Singleton, Brooklynn Slaughter, Caleb Smith, Billie Smyly, George Svityashchuk, Miley Tormozov, Keegan Touchette, Corwyn Valdez, Madison Wagemann, Annabella Wasko,

3.4-3.9: Linda Acevez Narvaez, Paige Adolfson, Muhammad Alhelali, Leela Anderson, Jeremy Arroyo, Lionel Avalos Garcia, Amelia Bierlair, Landon Calcaterra, Axel Calderon, Nevaeh Davis, Elana Evans, Ja’Niyah Ginn, Annie Guilliam, Jayden Hall, Aria Holl, Carson Hoxie, Cassandra Kesterson, Lilly Knutson, Daniel Kushnerchuk, Emmanuel Lashkey, Bentley Lea, Elijah Macarthur, Carroll Malito, Tyson Massie, Jordan Mcalister, Liam Mccandless, Madison Mower, Dasha Mutalimi, Inessa Perekopsky, William Potter, Caleb Rosado, Allison Salisbury, Elijah Sandall, Delilah Sawyer, Payton Schweizer, Lily Sheppard-Miller, Kaylee Simmons, Joash Suncin, Moriah Siemon, John Tait lii, Irene Umwali, Tahj Vann, Caylee Vaughn, Juliana Velasco Johnston, Ashden Ward, Karma Weiler, Daniel Young,

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