We are proud of each and every one of our students at Saint Anne Parish School.  We are particularly proud of the tremendous effort put forth by our  seventh and eighth grade honor roll students.  Today we present the names of our second trimester honor roll students from grades seven and eight.

Congratulations to the following seventh and eighth grade students

for their second trimester honor roll efforts.

8th Grade Highest Honors - 4.33 - 4.0

Dani Duffy,  Brian Finn,  James Graft,  Zoe Green,  Annie Heffernan, Jimin Kim, Min Su Kim, Anne MacDonald, Nick McCaulley, Rylan Mueller,  Liam O'Neill, Maddie Smith, Jillian Vlasak , Patrick Xu

8th Grade High Honors - 3.99 - 3.5

Summer Faycurry,  John Holsworth, Grant Jodoin, Lexi Kasch, Stella Kempinski, Tara Kozak, Evan Lauderback, Ben Lortie, Shiva Neelakantan, Arleigh Nisbet, Bella Pierce , Will Raider, Will Riley, Charlie Rolecek,

Jeffrey Rosauer,  Conor Warner

8th Grade Honors - 3.49 - 3.0

Casey Kmet, Ryan Lami,Brian Lolli, Ryan Ruether, Brandon Sadowski, 

Maggie Stevanovich, Emma Waliczek

7th Grade  Highest Honors - 4.33 - 4.0

Cali Brady, Morgan Brown, Gabriella Cabanelas, Tessa Carlascio, 

Matthew D'Amore, Emily Fleming, Jack Hoppe, Cailin Kozlowski, Nicole Kuler, Kevin McAndrews, Miguel Mercado, Emily O'Donoghue, Olivia Olczyk,

Kendall Rasmussen, Tori Rebbeck, Jangwon Roh, Patrick Schumacher, 

Keeley Starvel, Zosia Stawiarska, Jack Streeter, Henry Wachsman, Lily Werner, Nick Yustin, Sofia Zitella

7th Grade High Honors - 3.99 - 3.5

Matthew  Boccabella, Bella DiMucci, Matthew  Duffy, Aisling Finnegan, Tommy  Fitzpatrick, Will Graff, Ryan Iannone, William Koehler, Jack Littel, 

Tessa McLaughlin, Madison O'Meara, Sophia Peterson, Matthew Rodi, 

James Scheffler, Liam Schroeder,  Emmet Stephen, Andrew Tuerck, 

Patrick Zerrudo

7th Grade  Honors - 3.49 - 3.0

Frankie  Kmet,  Alyssa Mistretta, Hope Niezyniecki, Mackenzie Stengel, 

Taylor Zelisko

In my own words, a teacher is a role model. A compassionate, knowledgeable role model that motivates their students to learn the curriculum in a creative way. Mrs. Torrence exhibits all the qualities of a fantastic role model when she teaches math class and that is why she is my favorite teacher.

What makes Mrs. Torrence special is that she can teach my class about math in a fun, creative way and it is always beneficial once test day comes. Being my worst subject, math doesn't always come easy to me. Sometimes it feels like my brain was programmed more for words than numbers. In Mrs. Torrence's class, I can learn about factoring and graphing equations through videos, group work, and fun worksheets. I am truly never bored during her class.

What also makes Mrs. Torrence stand out is her compassionate and positive character. I have never had a teacher more dedicated to helping students. Whenever I don't feel I get the assignments, I can always come in to school early so I can learn the material and feel prepared for the next test. Mrs. Torrence is also very motivating and positive. She helped me see the potential to ace math and now I don't have a single worry going into Geometry next year in high school.

I believe Mrs. Torrence teaches more than math. She teaches students how to grow in becoming a better person spiritually. Whenever Mrs. Torrence is in my presence I know she is always trying to set the best example. The greatest lessons she taught me were not from our text-book, but from the real life lessons she taught.

Mrs. Torrence is more than a teacher. She is a mentor and a role model. She has provided all the knowledge and moral support for my classmates and me to move on into high school. Words cannot express my gratitude for all the preparation she has given me because she has shaped me into the knowledgeable student I am today. Truly, Mrs. Torrence is a teacher that will always have a lasting impression on me. Her continued efforts and hard work have really payed off in my education and life and for that, she will not be forgotten.

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