Quarter 4 Honor Roll 2022-2023

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Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Announces Honor Roll for the Fourth Quarter 2022-2023

School Year

 

Northwood, New Hampshire…Headmaster David S. Smith of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is pleased to announce the Honor Roll for the fourth and final quarter of the 2022-2023 school year. Congratulations to all students who successfully completed their studies this quarter.

 

Grade 12      HIGH HONOR ROLL

Megan Adams, Josephine Antosiewicz, Maya Barthel, Eric Boheen, Jesse Brodeur, Ella Brooks, Brandon Brown, Jillian Brown, Thomas Brown, Sophie Carloni, Nikhil Chavda, Drew Clinch, Ross Cook, William Countey III, Aidan Cox, Alayna DeAngelis, Madison DeCota, Gabriel Dellario, Donald DeMoss, Emerson Dwyer, Lucille Ewing, Sheldyn Fisher, Thomas Flanagan, Nathaniel Ford, Autumn Garrett, Madeleine Grenier, Kaylie Hodgdon, Riley Jackson, Brady Kouchoukos, Emma Larson, Samuel Marcotte, Isabella Naves, Jonathan Pelletier, Audrey Perron, Lillian Perry, Ean Pinard, Hailey Pruett, Josephine Romatelli, Claire Siegert, Lily Silvester, Sydney Smith, Mallory Taylor, Elizabeth Weiss

 

Grade 12      HONOR ROLL

Courtney Abell, Caleb Adams, Cameran Ash, Eli Beede, Zachary Bistany, Emma Broadstone, Emily Burnap, Dylan Case, Brendan Castine, Robert Chadbourn, Kaitlyn Chase, Anushka Chavda, Wyatt Clark, Carly Clemmer, Rylye Coe, Jameson Coelho, Gabri-el Collins, Emily Coon, Brodi Cross, Anthony DeBello, Samuel Drake, Andrew Dyer, Shea Escabi, Caitlin Frost, Rubi Garrow, Lauren Gibson, Jordan Gilbert, Gwyneth Glaser, Hugh Hamilton, Carly Hardy, Jayden Hartigan, Christopher Helm, Ian Helm, Aidan Hickey, Nicholas Hobart, Landon Huntington, Courtney Jennings, Ryleigh Johnson, Connor Joy, Mary Joy, Samara Kern, Pacey Labelle, Matthew Labrecque, Trevor Letendre, Aidan Lindsey, Josephine Malloy, Brady Marston, Sophie Mathison, Olivia McGrail, Allie McGuigan, Sydney Meehan, Seamus Mone, Kylee Murray, Sam Nadeau, Tanessa Nault, Wyatt Olofson, Conor Pease, Ian Phelps, Benjamin Place, Lilian Poulin, Landon Rafeal, Christopher Reed, Daisy Rowe-Fiscus, Noelle Sartin, Molly Sawyer, Rebecca Scruton, Natalie Sicard, Lilly Sprague, Chase Stevens, Connor Strum, Geneva Telehala, Boden Tenney, Jailyn Thimba, Tyler Tkaczyk, Riley Trahant, Julia Tursi, Liam Wheeler, Jack Whitcher, Lillian Wotton

 

Grade 11   HIGH HONOR ROLL

Jordyn Albin, Connor Bagnell, Anna Bergeron, Rex Betts-Levine, Isabella Bouchard, Nolynn Brackett, Sarah Buehrer, Claire Burbank, Andrew DeBello, Bailee DeTrude, Jason Dumas, Francesca Ferguson, Olivia Frost, Isabella Hanscome, Campbell Hartford, Jacqueline Heilshorn, Eleanor Hill, Colin Kane, Kalina Kasprzak, Susannah Lavoie, Somer Loto, Zalán Mikó, Courtney Morris, Marin Morrison, Sanjith Nomula, Sawyer Pedersen, Stephen Perry, Jayden Porter, Kylie Prusia, Anna Reiff, Quinn Salter, Thomas Small, Sarah Sullivan, Elias Warner

 

Grade 11   HONOR ROLL

Mackenzie Aham, Trevor Amergian, Riley Beech, Ze Bernard, Brock Bieniek, Emma Bilodeau, Alex Brodeur, Cecilia Burke, Corbin Carri, Abigail Coleman, Sara Davis, Evelynn Dearborn, Kai DeMontigny, James Edmonds, Nicholas Fallon, Patrick Ferland, Noah Fitzpatrick, Andrew George, Michael Gerard, Lilly Gilman, Kaleb Girard, Eliana Gracia, Luke Graham, Sophia Grassi, Maxwell Heigis, Kayleigh Hollis, Faelynne Johnson, Leighelle Johnson, Ashlye Jolicoeur, Ainsley Kilbreth, Isabelle Laliberte, James Lano, Michaela Linskey, Nathaniel Lo Vecchio, Reed Lyle, Donovan Martin, Quinn Martyniak, Ryan Matson, Honorah McGlone, Saere McGuinness, Liam McLean, Athena Moore, Kiley Murphy, Mackenzie Nadeau, Oliver Neuschuez, Hayley Newick, Elizabeth Norman, Samantha Peasley, Justin Perry, Allie Plaisted, Ariella Price, Judith Quinney, Christopher Raymond, Alexander Readel, Eva Rose, Hannah Shortt, Holly Smith, Jack Smith, Julia Stevens, Justin Stevens, Makennah Tatem, Emily Todd, Julianna Vagi, Chloe Walters, Ethan Waterhouse, Avery Wells, Wilson Weygant, Elizabeth Wolf

 

Grade 10   HIGH HONOR ROLL

Matthew Anderson, Seth Brown, Camryn Buchanan, Alexandra Cleaver, Casey Colby, Lili Cook, Margaret Escabi, Matthew Flanagan, Quinn Froburg, Jorgia Garrow, Alexis Glidden, Lillian Gonzalo, Cassidy Green, Colby Heald, Ashley Kaichen, Ryan Kouchoukos, Bruce LaPierre, Sean Leavitt, Jayden Madison, Delaney Manning, Aiden McGuigan, James McKane, Luciana Medina, Hannah Meehan, Jennifer Noni, Samantha Perron, Isaiah Petrin, Dylan Plowman, Shannon Ross, Dylan Sebasco, Emili Sheldon, Coryn Therrien, Audrey Tuttle, Brielle Tweed, Olivia Verville, Liam White

 

Grade 10   HONOR ROLL

Elizabeth Abernathy, Lucius Aucella, Samantha Ball, Gilbert Bean, Nathaniel Beede, Brianna Berry, Jenna Bunce, Benjamin Byers, Nicholas Caproni, Ryan Carter, Haile Comeau, Alexander Conner, Eilah Crawn, Amy Demaine, Kru Donovan, Keira Duddy, Gavin Dyjak, Natalie Fernald, Gabriel Forte, Abigail Franke, Aubrey Glusko, Emery Grady, Lydia Grant, Grant Hardy, Kailyn Harlow, Anna Hocevar, Jonathan Hussey, Haylie Jackson, Caleb Jobin, Grace Johnson, Luc Kerouac, Breanne Korzeb, Chase LaChapelle, Alexander LaMora, Charlotte Leas, Cameron Lee, Cameron Leonard, Madeline Lovett, Luke Melanson, Natalie Mello, Marlee Millette, Madison Moore, Madison Morin, Paige Murdough, Alexander Myslinski, Skyler Nelson, Graison Odom, Brooklyn Orluk, Lillian Peabody, Katherine Pease, Isabella Pelletier, Emma Perry, Cariss Pettigrew, Haley Plourde, Brianna Plunkett, Brooke Pratt, Megan Reed, Amirah Rhofiry, Ryan Rodler, Maryanne Sawyer, Olivia Sevin, Zoey Smith, McKenzie Taylor, Isabella Tenney, Amanda Thomas, Victoria Thornell, Ash Trukas, Stella Vachon, Andrew Van de Meulebroecke, Elizabeth Venetos, Mikayla Verra, Isabel Waldron, Ethan Welch, Bella Wiggin, Olivia Wolthuis, Emma Zeblisky

 

Grade 9   HIGH HONOR ROLL

Sadie Bartlein, Mary Bergeron, Emma Corey, Luke Corriveau, Jonathan Dearborn, Abigail Drake, Oliver Ford, Tyler Fuller, Isabelle Grenier, Joanna Henly, Bella Lapierre, Jack Maguire, István Mikó, Harrison O’Neal, Calvin Reed, Jadyn Spearin, Halle Waldo

 

Grade 9   HONOR ROLL

Jaede Belanger, Kylie Bieniek, Summer Brackett, Danielle Byers, Mia Campbell, Cameron Carbone, Brady Colgan, Spencer Conway, Gianna Crispo, Brianna Cunningham, Kelli Daniel, Kolton Dobson, Jade Dostie, Jayla Duncan, Aprylle Edwards, Caroline Emery, Samuel Fletcher, Carson Fowler, Benaiah Gagne, Samuel Gauvin, Natalie George, Cooper Glennon, Logan Goulart, Sofya Gunderson, Stella Harrison, Caroline Hunt, Kendall Jackson, Meredith Kerivan, Brodie Lo Vecchio, Dean Loukola, Grace Marston, Emma Mayo, Nolin McCloud, Joseph McGann, Finn McGrail, Jackson Miller, Gabriella Morales, Jaden Morgan, Adalynn Moynihan, Hadlea Murray, Marlee Neuschuez, Breanne Peters, Stephen Phillips, Emma-Lee Place, Jason Pogorek, Joseph Poisson, Seth Porter, Annabelle Poulin, Shea Raymond, Samuel Rose, Mackenzie Scribner, Kasey Siering, Ethan Speiser, Declan Totten, Kyah Travers, Saoirse Van Meter, Amelia Watson, Logan Watson, Olson Wolfe, Matthew Yakovakis

 

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy strives to produce graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

 

Founded in 1867, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is a comprehensive secondary institution offering the highest quality curriculum of studies to the residents of Northwood, Strafford, and surrounding towns, as well as matriculated day students from further afield.  The State of New Hampshire certifies Coe-Brown Northwood Academy as a “Public Academy” with public school approval. Our educational programs and opportunities are accessible to both traditional and non-traditional learners, responsive to the diverse needs of an ever-changing community, and consistent with state and federal laws supporting the education of our youth.

 

The Academy offers a curriculum of studies which is consistent with these premises and the laws of the State of New Hampshire.  This curriculum, woven into a coordinated course of study, will enable all students to realize their potential and prepare them for their chosen endeavors upon graduation.  The expertise of faculty and staff permits course offerings to develop the full potential of all students, whether they be educationally advantaged or challenged.  It is then incumbent on the students to be academically diligent, consistent in attendance, and positive in attitude to successfully complete their chosen course of studies.

 

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is located at 907 First NH Turnpike, in Northwood, New Hampshire, on the shores of beautiful Harvey Lake. For further information about the school, please call 603-942-5531 or visit our website at www.CoeBrown.org.

 

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CBNA Students Awarded New Hampshire Seal of Biliteracy

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June 21, 2023

 For additional information, contact Judy Loto, Director of Development and Community Outreach: jloto@coebrown.org

 

For Immediate Release:

Four Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Students Awarded

New Hampshire Seal of Biliteracy

 

” None of these students are heritage speakers of Spanish, so they had to work even harder to meet NH state requirements to receive this distinction.”  — Jennifer Sommerer, Spanish Language Teacher and President Elect of the New Hampshire chapter of AATSP—American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese

Northwood, New Hampshire…Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Headmaster David S. Smith is pleased to announce that four seniors from the Class of 2023 have earned the New Hampshire Seal of Biliteracy. This important recognition was awarded to Molly Sawyer ‘23, Eric Boheen ’23, Isabella Naves ’23, and Geneva Telehala ’23 for their exemplary class work and perfect scores on the AP exam. These students received their award of distinction at graduation with the Seal of Biliteracy on their diplomas. This is the second year in a row that CBNA students have received this prestigious honor, and the first year that the school has had four recipients at one time.

The Spanish AP exam is intense, with four components, including two multiple choice, and two written. In one section, students have to listen to and thoroughly understand an audio component before they can answer the questions. CBNA faculty member Jennifer Sommerer spent the year prior to the AP exam working with the students to improve their conversation techniques, listening skills, and understanding of Spanish culture worldwide and its influences. That in-depth immersion helped these four students complete the AP exam with confidence.

According to Michael Clauss, Dean of CBNA’s World Languages Department, the state of New Hampshire was one of the last in the nation to adopt the Seal of Biliteracy initiative, but finally did thanks to the efforts of a dedicated group of educators from the New Hampshire Association of World Language Teachers, led by then-president Cindi Hodgdon. Clauss commented, “The Coe-Brown World Language Department is proud to have our students be among the first in the state to receive this honor. We see it as yet another way to acknowledge the incredible achievements of our students and provide them with visible proof of their accomplishments that will set them apart from their peers as they head off to college and the workplace.”

CBNA World Languages faculty member and AP teacher Jennifer Sommerer feels the same, “The NH Seal of Biliteracy that these students have received is proof that Coe-Brown Northwood Academy has a robust World Language program that is dedicated to upholding its part of the school’s mission statement of producing ‘graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.’”

Sommerer goes on to note that, “None of these students are heritage speakers of Spanish, so they had to work even harder to meet NH state requirements to receive this distinction.  Having the seal on their diploma will make them more marketable to future employers since they have received proof of measurable proficiency in a non-native language.  Most of these students plan to work in a field for which proficiency in Spanish is a valuable and/or required skill.  Additionally, Molly Sawyer has plans to minor in Spanish as part of her college program of studies.  On behalf of the World Languages Department, we are very proud of their achievement.”

The Seal of Biliteracy is a national award that has been adopted by more than forty other states across the country. The award recognizes students who have studied and attained proficiency in two or more languages by high school graduation. The New Hampshire Seal of Biliteracy award was made possible through collaboration between the NH Association of World Language Teachers (NHAWLT) and the NH Statewide English Learner Educator network. The NH Association of World Language Teachers has agreed to be the stewards of this award.

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy strives to produce graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

Founded in 1867, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is a comprehensive secondary institution offering the highest quality curriculum of studies to the residents of Northwood, Strafford, and surrounding towns, as well as matriculated day students from further afield.  The State of New Hampshire certifies Coe-Brown Northwood Academy as a “Public Academy” with public school approval. Our educational programs and opportunities are accessible to both traditional and non-traditional learners, responsive to the diverse needs of an ever-changing community, and consistent with state and federal laws supporting the education of our youth.

The Academy offers a curriculum of studies which is consistent with these premises and the laws of the State of New Hampshire.  This curriculum, woven into a coordinated course of study, will enable all students to realize their potential and prepare them for their chosen endeavors upon graduation.  The expertise of faculty and staff permits course offerings to develop the full potential of all students, whether they be educationally advantaged or challenged.  It is then incumbent on the students to be academically diligent, consistent in attendance, and positive in attitude to successfully complete their chosen course of studies.

 

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is located at 907 First NH Turnpike, in Northwood, New Hampshire, on the shores of beautiful Harvey Lake. For further information about the school, please call 603-942-5531 or visit our website at www.CoeBrown.org.

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Coe-Brown Northwood Academy. (From L-R) Michael Clauss, Molly Sawyer, Isabella Naves, Geneva Telahala, Jennifer Sommerer. Missing from the photograph is Eric Boheen. Photograph courtesy of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy Students Receive Recognition from the 2023 College Board National Recognition Programs

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Northwood, New Hampshire…Headmaster David S. Smith of Coe-Brown Northwood Academy announced today that Nikhil Chavda and John Zhang have been named as Semifinalists in the 2023 National Merit Scholarship Program, while Megan Adams has been named a Commended Student for her exceptional academic promise. In addition, six CBNA students have been awarded the National Rural and Small Town Award through the College Board National Recognition Programs, including Megan Adams, Ella Brooks, Drew Clinch, Brady Kouchoukos, Emma Larson, John Zhang. Letters of recognition have been presented to these scholastically talented seniors.

Officials of the National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced the names of over 16,000 Semifinalists in the 68th annual National Merit Scholarship Program, including those of Chavda and Zhang. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to continue in the competition for some 7,250 National Merit Scholarships worth nearly $28 million that will be offered in the spring. To be considered for a Merit Scholarship award, Semifinalists must fulfill several requirements to advance to the Finalist level of the competition. About 95% of the Semifinalists are expected to attain Finalist standing, and approximately half of the Finalists will win a National Merit Scholarship, earning the Merit Scholar title.

Adams is one of 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation who are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in the 2023 competition for National Merit Scholarship awards, Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 students who entered the 2023 competition by taking the 2021 Preliminary SAT/National Merit Scholarship Qualifying Test (PSAT/NMSQT).

The National Rural and Small Town Award is one of four in the National Recognition Program, which includes three others that recognize students of Hispanic, African American, or Indigenous heritage. Adams, Brooks, Clinch, Kouchoukos, Larson and Zhang were all recognized through the National Rural and Small Town award for being academically competitive underrepresented students. Students who may be eligible for this recognition have a GPA of 3.5 or higher and have excelled on the PSAT/NMSQT, or earned a score of 3 or higher on two or more AP Exams; and attend school in a rural area or small town.

 

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy strives to produce graduates who are academically and socially prepared to be responsible, caring and contributing members of the global society.

Founded in 1867, Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is a comprehensive secondary institution offering the highest quality curriculum of studies to the residents of Northwood, Strafford, and surrounding towns, as well as matriculated day students from further afield.  The State of New Hampshire certifies Coe-Brown Northwood Academy as a “Public Academy” with public school approval. Our educational programs and opportunities are accessible to both traditional and non-traditional learners, responsive to the diverse needs of an ever-changing community, and consistent with state and federal laws supporting the education of our youth.

 

The Academy offers a curriculum of studies which is consistent with these premises and the laws of the State of New Hampshire.  This curriculum, woven into a coordinated course of study, will enable all students to realize their potential and prepare them for their chosen endeavors upon graduation.  The expertise of faculty and staff permits course offerings to develop the full potential of all students, whether they be educationally advantaged or challenged.  It is then incumbent on the students to be academically diligent, consistent in attendance, and positive in attitude to successfully complete their chosen course of studies.

 

Coe-Brown Northwood Academy is located at 907 First NH Turnpike, in Northwood, New Hampshire, on the shores of beautiful Harvey Lake. For further information about the school, please call 603-942-5531 or visit our website at www.CoeBrown.org.

Coe-Brown Announces Top Ten Graduates of the Class of 2022

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“We are so proud of our seniors in their many achievements in the areas of academics and co-curricular activities. We are pleased to announce our top ten seniors leading us in academic achievements during their four years of high school.” — David S. Smith, Headmaster. Coe-Brown Northwood Academy

 

Headmaster David S. Smith is pleased to announce Coe-Brown Northwood Academy’s Top 10 Graduates of the Class of 2022.

Samuel Dupuis, Valedictorian

The Valedictorian for the Class of 2022 is Samuel Dupuis. Samuel is the son of Melanie Dupuis and Richard “Red” Dupuis of Northwood. Samuel will attend Dartmouth College in the fall with a major in Chemistry. He is interested in working in the field of chemical research. While at CBNA, Samuel was recognized as a National Merit Scholarship Commended Student, and he received the AP Scholar with Honor award for his exemplary scores on four or more AP exams. He was a member of National Honor Society, where he served as Historian, and National Latin Honor Society, in addition to being named as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. Samuel participated in the Boys’ Tennis Team for four years, where he played as the #1 seed his junior and senior years and was recognized with the Greatest Contribution award. Samuel also maintained part-time employment at Heritage Corner Market in Northwood, NH, during his time at Coe-Brown.

Cadence Howard, Salutatorian

The Salutatorian for the Class of 2022 is Cadence Howard. Cadence is the daughter of Elaine Howard and Nick Howard of Strafford. Cadence will attend Quinnipiac University where she is enrolled in a six-year dual degree Physician Assistant program. A member of National French Honor Society and National English Honor Society, Cadence shared her academic strengths by helping underclassmen in the CBNA Writing Center. She was also named as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. While at CBNA, Cadence participated in a number of clubs and activities, including HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), where she served as the club’s Secretary in her senior year. Cadence’s interest in the medical field also carried through to her employment as an LNA at the Edgewood Centre. As a four-year athlete in the school’s Cross Country and Track & Field programs, and a member of SALT (Student Athlete Leadership Team), Cadence was recognized by the NHIAA this year with the Scholar Athlete Award.

The remaining top ten graduates are listed in alphabetical order:

 

Megan Brieger

Megan Brieger, daughter of Karen Brieger and Mike Brieger of Northwood, will be attending Quinnipiac University where she will pursue a degree in Physical Therapy. While at CBNA, Megan was a member of National Honor Society, where she served as Secretary; National Spanish Honor Society, where she served as Vice President; and Math Team. She was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEAM focus. In her time at CBNA, Megan also participated in the Athena Club, Peer Helpers and as a clarinetist in the CBNA Concert Band. She pursued her interest in health studies through her involvement with HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), serving as Treasurer her senior year. As an athlete, Megan was a member of the Girls’ Volleyball, Basketball, and Tennis teams. She was also a member of SALT (Student Athlete Leadership Team) and was recognized as an NHIAA Scholar Athlete. Megan is a 2021 graduate of the Advanced Studies Program of St. Paul’s School, where she studied Mass Media.

Jackson Colby

Jackson Colby, the son of Wendi Colby and Steven Colby of Strafford, will be attending Colgate University with an interest in studying Mathematical Economics. While a student at CBNA, Jackson was involved in Student Government, where he served for all four years as a student representative, and as President of the Student Council in his senior year. He was recognized as a member of National Honor Society, Math Team, and as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus.  Jackson was a four-year athlete on the Boys’ Soccer, Basketball, and Tennis Teams, and he received the NHIAA Scholar Athlete Award.

Emily Huebel

Emily Huebel, the daughter of Susan Huebel and William Huebel of Strafford, will be attending Saint Michael’s College in the fall, where she will study Biology and Spanish while pursuing a Pre-Med track. While a student at CBNA, Emily was a member of National Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, National Art Honor Society, and Writing Center, where she shared her writing expertise with others. For her excellence in Spanish language studies, Emily was the first Coe-Brown student to be awarded the New Hampshire Seal of Biliteracy. She was also named as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. Emily participated in Project Search, where she explored compelling current topics with high school peers from around the state. In athletics, Emily was a four-year member of the Girls’ Basketball Team, and received the New Hampshire Basketball Coaches Organization’s All-State All Academic Team. She is also a 2021 graduate of the Advanced Studies Program of St. Paul’s School, where she studied Ecology.

Samuel Lavoie

Samuel Lavoie, the son of Kathryn Lavoie and Christopher Lavoie of Barrington, will be attending the University of New Hampshire where he will study Chemical Engineering with a minor in Business. While a student at CBNA, Samuel was a member of National Honor Society, where he served as Vice President; National English Honor Society; National Spanish Honor Society; and Math Team. He was named as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. For his excellence in art and digital photography, he received two Silver Keys from the Scholastic Art Awards of New Hampshire. A member of the Boys’ Tennis and Track & Field Teams, Samuel received the NHIAA Scholar Athlete Award.

Skye Loto

Skye Loto, the daughter of Judy Loto and Frank Loto of Northwood, will attend the University of New Hampshire as a Paul Scholar in the Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics, where she will study International Business and Economics, with minors in Public Policy and Finance. During her time at CBNA, Skye was a member of National Honor Society, National English Honor Society and National French Honor Society. She was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. Skye also participated in Athena Club, Poetry Out Loud, Peer Helpers, and Writing Center, where she worked with other CBNA students on their written works. Skye was chosen to represent CBNA at the Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership Conference (HOBY), and was also a 2021 graduate of the Leadership Institute of the Advanced Studies Program of St. Paul’s School. Skye pursued her love of tennis year-round, and served on the CBNA Girls’ Tennis Team for all four years, where she played as the #1 seed her junior and senior years and was recognized with the Greatest Contribution award.

Sragvi Nomula

Sragvi Nomula, the daughter of Tanuja Nomula and Ravi Nomula of Strafford, will attend Rensselaer Polytechnical Institute where she will study Biology, with plans to specialize in Biomedical Engineering with a Pre-Med track. While at CBNA, Sragvi was a member of National Honor Society; National Art Honor Society, where she served as Vice President and later President; National Spanish Honor Society; National English Honor Society; and Math Team. She received the AP Scholar with Honor award for her exemplary scores on four or more AP exams, and she was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEAM focus. Sragvi worked on CBNA’s literary and art magazine “Paragon,” and was a member of both the Athena Club, and HOSA (Heath Occupations Students of America), where she served in the role of Affiliation Liaison. Sragvi also served as Vice President of Student Government. In her spare time, Sragvi’s passion for drawing and painting resulted in recognition from both CBNA and the Scholastic Art Awards of New Hampshire.

Eva Roy

Eva Roy, the daughter of Nikki Roy and Steve Roy of Northwood, will be attending the University of Arizona where she will study Anthropology with a minor in Dance. While a student at CBNA, Eva was a member of National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, and National French Honor Society. She received the AP Scholar award for her exemplary scores on three or more AP exams, and was also recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. During her time at CBNA, she shared her academic skills as a member of the Writing Center, and has been recognized for her written works by the Scholastic Art and Writing Awards of New Hampshire with numerous accolades, including two Silver Keys this year alone. Eva also participated in Poetry Out Loud and Athena Club. Throughout her high school career, Eva pursued her passion for dance by teaching, and through competition at the national level in ballet, jazz, tap, modern, contemporary, lyrical, and classical pointe.

Joshua Warner

Joshua Warner, the son of Margaret Miller and Thorne Warner of Barrington, will be attending Colby-Sawyer College where he will study Biology while pursuing a Pre-Dental track. Joshua will also play soccer for Colby-Sawyer. While at CBNA, Joshua was a member of National Honor Society, where he served as Reporter; National Latin Honor Society; and he was recognized as a New Hampshire Scholar with a STEM focus. Joshua also received the AP Scholar award for his exemplary scores on three or more AP exams. In Student Government, Joshua served as Team Organizer. As a member of HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America) Joshua pursued his interest in the medical field, and through SALT (Student Athlete Leadership Team), his interest in supporting the CBNA athletic programs.  Over his high school career, Joshua played on the Boys’ Baseball, Winter Track, and Soccer teams; earning accolades in soccer as Second Team and First Team All-State in his junior and senior years respectively. He was a recipient of the NHIAA Scholar Athlete Award. Joshua is also a 2021 graduate of the Leadership Institute of the Advanced Studies Program of St. Paul’s School.