Enochville honor roll
The following students have been named to the third report period all-A honor roll at Enochville Elementary School;
Third grade: Elizabeth Harrell, Kayla Jenkins, Kenley Morgan, Charity Pittman.
Fourth grade: Autumn Benfield, Blaise Bumgarner, Matthew Henriksen, Lacey Isbell, Courtney Mullins, Todd Stephens, Kali Thompson.
Fifth grade: Morgan Brown, Kristen Compton, Alecia Hall, Victoria Kelley, Taylor Mauldin, Kaitlyn McCombs, Kory Sellers, Ethan Todd.
Erwin Middlehonor roll
The all-A honor roll at Erwin Middle School.
Sixth grade: Emily Avalos, Anna Brindle, Marissa Brinkley, Spencer Byrd, McKenzie Collins, Sawyer Drye, Kayla Dunaway, Kelly Earls, Micah Furr, Dante Gibbons, Paola Gomez, Angela Haynes, Kaylee Henley, Jerri Howard, Madison Hunter, Caitlin Jackson, Destiny Jackson, Chloe Jacobs, Clayton Jones, Hannah Julian, Tyrrell Keim, Lara Koontz, Nicholas Lyerly, Hannah Mayhew, Michael Morris, Amanda Overcash, John Owen, Lucas Richardson, Kaitlyn Rolligs, Michael Shepherd, Haley Simmons, Zachary Stewart, Madalyn Swaringen, Taylor Teague, Kariana Willams, Isis Wilson.
Seventh grade: Laura Agner, Sierra Barger, Haleigh Barnhardt, Mason Basinger, Chance Brown, Devynne Brown, Kaitlyn Burgess, Latrey Calhoun, Marco Carrillo-Contreras, Kimberly Cortez, Brendan Dougherty, Rachel Eller, Corbin Elliott, Ike Emerson, Kristina Everhart, Adrianna Ewart, Tanner File, Kevin Foster, Addison Fry, James Gobbel, Landon Goodman, Lydia Hartung, Kathryn Hedspeth, Brandan Herring, Matthew Hipp, Shane Hobart, Lana Jackson, Emerina Kelly, Montana Kimrey, Rashied Lane, Jason Laur, Conner Lewis, Jocelyn Lowe, Shelby Lowe, Heather Lyerly, Alexis Martin, Ashley Mayhew, Brittany McGee, Boyd McCall, Samuel Morgan, Tiffany Nouansavanh, Camrey Pauley, Caroline Plyler, Celsea Reeder, Krystal Rothermund, Alex Shafer, Logan Shuping, Kayla Sloop, Maya Staunton, Emily Toth, Sydney Trexler, Daniel Troutman, Lychia Vang, Kayla Villezcas, Ilya Wang, Casey Ward, Morgan Webb, Rachel West, Taylor Wilson, Margaret Young.
Eighth grade: Hannah Agner, Mariela Albarran, Ruthann Austin, Harrison Bell, Shelby Benge, Ana Betancourt, Jacob Boltz, Shelby Boshuizen, McKenna Burton, Kara Cline, Bayley Corriher, Abrielle Cozart, Gabrielle Damato, Jacob Daye, Michael Deal, Lara Drew, Caleb Drye, Jacob Durham, Mckenzie Eller, Michaela Fink, Lori Goodman, David Grochoski, Erin Hatley, Garrett Hatley, Erin Hollar, Conor Honeycutt, Daniel Jones, Sarah Julian, Brandy Kegeris, Elane Kepley, Aisha Kesler, Alexis Lambert, Alexandra Mann, Kathryn Marcum, Arisa McDonald, Hayley Morgan, Karlie Neigel, Joseph Peeler, Jennifer Plakyda, Christin Richardson, James Ritchey, Emma Ritchie, Ashley Roe, Ashton Rogers, Taylor Rogers, Abigail Russell, Salvador Sanchez, Scott Sapp, Marshall Shank, Cameron Smith, Taylor Starnes, Ashley Stubbs, Haley Talbert, Madison Teeter, Colton Trexler, Dalton Trexler, Jason Troutman, Jack Weisensel, Victoria White, Baylee Yost.
Governorís School students
Rowan-Salisbury Schools would like to recognize the following students for being accepted to attend Governorís School of North Carolina for 2011.
Students were nominated by their teachers and staff based on academic achievement and performance. They each completed an extensive essay process that required them to elaborate on individual school and community awards.
The following students will be attending Governor[0xb9]s School:
Leigh Beth Lytle for English,
Mary Tyler March for English,
Alexander Johnson for natural science,
McKenzie Eury for theater.
Art winner
North Hills Christian fifth-grader Brittany Gaddis won first place in her grade level at the Carolina Artists Student Expo competition and exhibit. The show was held at the Salisbury Civic Center.
Brittany is the daughter of Dr. David and Jennifer Gaddis of Salisbury.
North Hills fruitsof the spirit
The following North Hills Christian School students were recognized during third quarter for displaying the fruits of the spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control.
Kindergarten ó Isaiah Brown, Olivia Herrin, Emma Hunsucker, Carlee Latva, Zachary McDaniel, Jada Murdock, Jaylen Rhodes, Caitlyn Williams, Trace Willis.
First grade ó Bryson Alligood, Nicholas Foote, Jared Hilton, Morgan Humble, Rachel Judd, Mallory Link, Aaron McGrail, A.J. Sadler, Jacob Saunders, Emma Sides.
Second grade ó Alex Ballard, Josie Correll, Cheyenne Godbey, Hannah Greene, Zachary Kennedy, Austin Latva, Melanie Long, Lucy Monath, Caroline Nance, Liam Ogg, Jack Richard, Emily Stamper.
Third grade ó Claire Corley, Bonnie Davis, Brandon Glenn, Matthew James, Max Jarrell, Nico Keck, Devon Mitchell, Shawn Taylor.
Fourth grade ó Trey Carlton, Aidan Connelly, Olivia Dagenhart, Lauren Denhard, Audrey McGrail, Christian Miller, Carrie Morgan, Klara Ogg, Hannah Ottinger, Louisa-Kathleen Parrish, Sara Beth Richard, Skylar Sweitzer, Macy Woody.
Fifth grade ó David Canipe, Avery Frank, Brittany Gaddis, Caroline Gemmell, Jacob Greene.
Math Olympicswinners
Two North Hills Christian School students swept the Association of Christian Schools Internationalís (ACSI) regional Math Olympics competition.
Third-grader Max Jarrell and eighth-grader Logan Miller won first place in the reasoning division for their respective grade levels.
The areas of testing included story problems, puzzles and several operations of computation.
Six schools were represented in the competition.
Student winsart award
James Thomas, a senior from Mooresville, was recognized at Reinhardt Universityís recent Honors Day Ceremony on April 10. In all, one faculty member and 154 students were honored.
Thomas was recognized as a recipient of the Academic Degree Program Award for art.
Sacred Hearthonor roll
Sacred Heart Catholic School all A honor roll for third quarter:
Fourth grade ó Spencer Blackwell, Jack Fisher, Elizabeth Ann Graeber.
Fifth grade ó Alex Antosek, Elly Burks, Keegan Dillon, Kyle Glover, Julia Honeycutt, Johnson Huynh, Ben Roy, Miriam Roy, Anna Patel.
Sixth grade ó James Boyd, Will Casmus, William Clark, Maria Strobel.
Seventh grade ó Chloe Burks, Makayla Dillon, Reilly Gokey, Kayla Honeycutt, Caroline Parrott, Mimi Webb.
Eighth grade ó Erin Ansbro, Matthew Chilton.
Rockwell Christian students go toconvention
The weather was gloomy but spirits where high for 28 ninth- through 12th-grade students of Rockwell Christian School on March 28 as they boarded the bus headed for a week of competition at their Student Convention at The Wilds Christian Camp near Brevard.
The purpose of the Student Convention is to give Christian young people opportunities to develop leadership skills.
The convention motto is ěWhere else can one week last a lifetime?î
Precious few experiences will influence students for their entire lifetime. Student Convention represents one experience that can make that bold promise.
As one student affirmed, ěThe ACE Student Convention was a life changing experience.î
There were nearly 150 different categories of competition including academics, photography, art, athletics, music and platform.
From a field of nearly 500 students, RCS placed in 35 categories in the top 15, including a second-place award for over-all academics, first in basketball, first five in Bible memory, four of the top six in spelling, first in male piano solo, first in soccer (nearly breaking the record), first in 200 meter dash, and numerous other awards in the top six.
Twenty-two students qualified to attend the International Student Convention May 21-26 at James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Va.
Cannon students in Duke TIP program
CONCORD ó Most students wait until they are juniors or seniors to take the SAT or ACT exams, but a group of 11 Cannon School seventh- graders recently took the college entrance exams as part of the Duke University Talent Identification Program.
They did well enough to qualify for participation in the State Recognition Ceremony, which honors seventh-graders who have earned scores equal to or better than half of the college-bound seniors who took the tests. Additionally, one student, Reid Herrera, of Harrisburg, earned a trip to Duke University to attend the Grand Recognition Ceremony.
The Duke University Talent Identification Program (Duke TIP) 7th Grade Talent Search identifies students in 16 states who have scored in the 95th percentile on a grade-level achievement test. As part of the program, these academically talented students take above-level, college-entrance exams (SAT or ACT) to learn more about their abilities.
The following students qualified for state recognition: Davis Nelson, Salisbury; Austin Coale, Justin Fromke, Dylan Housman, Christina Stylianou, Concord; Angeli Gupta, Charlotte; Reid Herrera, Harrisburg; Isabella Jacoby, Sam Oddo, Padgett Powe, Huntersville; Abigail Sparrow, Davidson.
All 11 students will be honored later this spring in ceremonies at Elon University and Wake Forest University. Herrera will also be honored at a Grand Recognition Ceremony May 23 at Duke. He will receive a medallion as an acknowledgement of his achievement.