UPDATE: Laurel Highlands Middle School has just announced the prestigious honor roll for the first nine weeks of the 2025-26 academic year, celebrating outstanding academic achievements among its students. This recognition highlights the dedication and hard work of many young scholars, making it a significant moment for the school community.
In Grade 8, the list of Highest Honors is led by exceptional students including Justin Ahlborn Jr., Lily Androsik, and Janesa Brady. These students exemplified excellence, achieving the highest marks possible. Other notable names include Emma Daveler, Carter Flinn, and Sydney Glover, all of whom earned their spot among the elite.
For those receiving High Honors in Grade 8, students like Gavin Baker and Samaiya Bell achieved remarkable academic success and are a testament to the hard work put forth by the entire class. The Honors category also recognized numerous commendable students, including Edward Banko III and Cyra Brebrich, who have shown consistent effort throughout the term.
Grade 7 also saw impressive achievements, with students like Evan Albright and Za’Karian Bailey earning Highest Honors. The High Honors list features talented individuals such as Emma Anderson and Gavin Cadry, while the Honors category includes students like Jacobi Bates and Mia Bigam.
The recognition continues into Grade 6, where Lilianne Amber and Mia Anderson were celebrated for their Highest Honors. The hard work of students is evident, with many also receiving High Honors and Honors for their dedication and academic diligence.
This announcement serves as an uplifting moment not just for the students, but also for families and teachers, fostering a sense of community pride and motivation for future academic pursuits. As students reflect on their accomplishments, the school encourages continued effort and resilience.
What’s Next: With the honor roll now released, students are encouraged to maintain their momentum as the school year progresses. The next update will likely come at the end of the second nine weeks, where further achievements will be recognized.
Parents and community members are urged to celebrate this achievement and continue supporting student success. The school community looks forward to more accomplishments in the upcoming months as students strive for excellence.
