Honor roll

The following Lebanon High School 11th graders were named to the honors list for the first quarter: Lillian Adams; Maezie Angles; Parker Arrington; Cole Ashline; Abigail Auch; Kestyn Avery; Khyla Avery; Nehemiah Billings; Payton Breedlove; Zachary Caver; Augustus Church-Cole; Jacob Cloutier; Audrey Cody; Ryder Desharnais; Charlotte Edmund; Colbie Fratzel; Georgia Gaffney; Madison Garrow; Clayton Godfrey; Clara Grace; Lydia Hamilton; Abbey Hansen; Kevin Harkins; Anna Hayward; William Healey III; Owen Hoy; Alexander Koff; Danielle Martin; Logan Mason; Fricis Mitenbergs; Minji Moeykens; Olivia Moseley; Audrey Newton; Ngan Nguyen; June Nicholson; Patrick O’Neil; Abe Pearson; Harper Rancourt; Tyler Ranney; Kailyn Rappaport; Ella Reichert; Miles Saunders; Jacobus Scholtz; Abigail Tremblay; Madison Vidou; Lacey Whitcomb; Kenneth Wood; and Jason Wood.

The following Lebanon High School 12th graders were named to the highest honors list for the first quarter: Rebecca Ball; Katelyn Billingham; Nickolay Burnin; Otto Bourne; Ellie Clark; Nina Ellingson; Q.P. Jasper Fabisiak; Sloan Gailey; Marco Getchell; Lucas Graham; Tomas Kennelly; Christopher Kinne; Maria Munteanu; Riley Naylor; Emily Neily; Molly Russell; Keira Salls; Dorothy Sears; George Tafe; Lydia Thomas; Kwanchi Vorachak; Rya Wykes; and Houze Zhou.

The following Lebanon High School 12th graders were named to the high honors list for the first quarter: Alexander Aldrich; Gracie Bagley; Titus Billings; Benjamin Britton; Aero Buzby; Dominic Calandrella; Nicholas Caver; Benjamin Chan; Meghanne Cheevers; Jun Chewning; Timothy Corwin; Keegan Dannehy; Summer Davis; Ainslee Delisle; Tanner Dickerson; Lucy Eshbaugh; Kaylee Felch; Reed Ferland; Abigail Gallagher; Hannah Giguere; Dakota Gonser; Reeve Green; Lavi Halwawala; Arlo Hastings; Kyle Hines; Laura Hines; Alexander Hodges; Jonas Howard; Grace Howard; Drew Kantor; Savannah Lindsley; Maximilian Loveland; Jenney Lutz; Maria Martinez-Furmann; Amalia Mladek; Sophia Mladek; Sage Murray; Madison Neily; Victoria Palys; Nicholas Petrucci; Bode Price; Augustin Ramos-Glew; Mackenzie Ray; Andrew Singleton; Ella Sousa; Violet Stanley; Palmer Susco; Ian Thibodeau; Taylor Wallace; Anya Wolcott; Alysa Wyman; Paul Yates; and Anya Zabski.

The following Lebanon High School 12th graders were named to the honors list for the first quarter: Lady Keziah Aguja; Jillian Ahern; Whitney Aldrich; Nick Christopher Avelino; Riley Breedlove; Tanner Brown; Walden Bunzey; Norah Burns; Aiden Bvute; Michael Chavaree; Charles Clarke; Braelyn Covell; Seth Danen-Lucier; Christopher Dinmore; Nathan Dube Jr.; Reese Hamilton; Niles Harris; Iris LaBonte; Nathan LaHaye; Joshua Langlois; Hannah Martin; Myles Nolan; Omar Osman; Madalyn Parker; Stacy Peace; Domenico Pentella; Orr Rabkin; Chase Reed; Hailey Schibuola; Charles Silver; Aidan Snow; Charlotte Sylvestre; Caleb Thornton; Charles Tietjen; and Sophia Tremblay.

Olly Russell has been named November’s student of the month at Lebanon High School. Two teachers nominated Russell for the honor, according to a news release from the Lebanon School District.

“I have never taught a student that is so high achieving, yet humble,” science teacher Matt Custer said in the release.

Russell is a member of the swim team, a band section leader, the drama club’s stage manager and co-president of the Young Progressive Activists. She is also a member of the Science Olympiad, Numeraiders, the National Honor Society and is secretary of the Science Honor Society.

“She participates meaningfully in discussions, works well with everyone, and consciously tries to help others,” paraeducator Molly Vallelian said in the release. “She balances all of her activities and social responsibility.”

Post-secondary accomplishments

Michael Sanchez, of Lebanon, earned a master’s degree in cloud computing systems from University of Maryland Global Campus in Adelphi, Maryland, during the summer 2024 semester.

Educator accomplishments

Vermont State University at Randolph philosophy professor Ran Lahav has earned a Fulbright scholarship to spend three weeks at West University of Timisoara in Romania.

“During his time in Romania, Dr. Lahav will deliver a series of presentations, workshops, and conferences, focusing on his pioneering work in ‘Deep Philosophy,’” according to a news release from Vermont State University. “This innovative practice, which he founded and has been developing for nearly two decades, involves a profound and personal engagement with philosophical ideas and texts.”

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