When the idea of community service is mentioned, laborious images of volunteering at soup kitchens or stabbing litter off the side of the highway with a 42-inch pick come to mind.
Rarely is the concept of enjoying friends at a semiformal dance considered community service.
Students across New Hampshire who are yearning to make a difference in their community are eagerly looking forward to the National Honor Society Charity Ball.
The annual Charity Ball is a semiformal dance endorsed and held by the National Honor Society. In order to be a part of NHS, students must be exemplary models based on the criteria of the four pillars: scholarship, leadership, service and character. While the New Hampshire chapter of NHS put the event together, the ball isnât limited to honor society students.
âI canât wait to attend the Charity Ball.![]()
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Nashua South students have a ball with community service
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Finding romance at Alvirne High School
For all of you lonely, love-forsaken sad sacks at Alvirne High School, your chance to find true love was Wednesday night. That was when the notorious Dating Game was held.
The Dating Game consists of several romance-related events. First was the cliche-type dating game, in which a lucky contestant asked a series of questions of a few bachelors to decide which one was the most datable. Next, there was the coupleâs game, in which select couples were quizzed about their partners.
Prizes for the games came from the local community: movie tickets or gift cards to restaurants to take that special someone on a date.
âItâs a fun way to inspire romance and friendliness in the students, even if only for a night,â senior Ryann McQuaid said.
The Dating Game was open to all students and even teachers.
The event ran under the coordination of the Prom Committee as one the major fundraisers to lower the cost of prom tickets, which usually run around $60.![]()
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Nashua North librarian overseeing Race to Read program
Heidi Grant, the Nashua High School North librarian and district head librarian, was chosen by Superintendent Mark Conrad to head a committee to oversee the Race to Read program that will provide current fifth-grade students with a book to read over the summer.
On July 15, 2012, Nashua and 12 other cities in the state participated in the New Hampshire Motor Speedway Race to Benefit Education. The Nashua School District was awarded $20,000 after Robert Hallowell, the president of the Board of Education, correctly predicted that Kasey Kahne would be the winner of the Lenox Industrial Tools 301 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race held at the speedway in Loudon.
The money will go toward providing a book for every student entering sixth grade this summer. The books will be chosen from a list of 10 that Grant, as well as English teachers, librarians and staff of the Nashua Public Library, select based on their knowledge of popular books and what students would be interested in.
The list of 10 books was given to fifth-grade students to vote on.![]()
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Souhegan Highâs Sophomore Career Day proves beneficial
A crucial part of Souhegan High Schoolâs philosophy is encouraging students to engage in the world around them, in academic endeavors and beyond.
Sophomore Career Day, which was held recently, represents an excellent opportunity for students to embrace this idea, through the possible discovery of a career that inspires them or forging a lasting relationship with a community member.
The inspiration for this event stemmed from Souheganâs relationship with New Hampshire Scholars, an initiative that encourages students to take challenging and engaging course loads while also encouraging schools to improve career readiness for their student population.
New Hampshire Scholars asks that all schools involved in the initiative form a Business Advisory Board as part of their effort to bring more career education and opportunity into school curriculums. Souheganâs board includes faculty, business professionals from the community and, most recently, students from the schoolâs Future Business Leaders of America organization.
Maggie Paul, Souheganâs community service coordinator and a member of the board, said the group came up with the idea to host a Sophomore Career Day while brainstorming ways for the school community to connect with the local business community.
The advisory board helped contact 42 business professionals â 14 of whom were Souhegan alumni â who came in to speak to the sophomores about their respective career fields. They were assigned to groups of four or five panelists who talked to the students about what attracted them to their field, how they had arrived at their current position, what a typical day might look like for them and how technology contributes to their field.
The panels covered a variety of professions, including business, education, engineering, health care, public safety and communications, and were formed based on the interests expressed in a career survey that the grade had taken earlier in the year.
The students also received the chance to ask the professionals questions about any aspect of their careers; many panel members expressed genuine surprise at the sheer number of questions that the students had and at the curiosity and interest that they revealed.
The impact of the event upon of its participants was significant â both Paul and a fellow faculty member and advisory board member, Tim Cotreau, said the response from both the professionals and the students was outstanding.
âThe professionals loved it â they wanted to stay longer,â Paul said. âAnd we also received excellent feedback from the students.â
She noted that all of the professionals credited âthe ability to think critically and to write well as key skills in their careers.â
Given that those two skills are fundamental components of Souheganâs curriculum, this common thread acted as another way for the students to connect to these professionals and also contributed to the studentsâ understanding of their application in the real world.
Also, this kind of event helps develop studentsâ networking skills, a necessity for any postgraduate plans.
âThey learn how to communicate with these professionals, which can lead to possible contacts for a summer job or internship, senior project experts or just the chance to get to know people,â Paul said.
The Business Advisory Board plans to expand the event to accommodate this yearâs feedback â they hope to allow the students to attend two 30-minute panels so they can explore more than one career interest.
The board emphasized, though, that the implementation of career discovery opportunities arenât limited to this particular event.![]()
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Campbell High School recognizes Sportsmanship Week
From Feb. 4-8 all over the state, the New Hampshire Interscholastic Athletic Association encourages high schools to get involved in Sportsmanship Week.
During Sportsmanship Week, the NHIAA encourage all student-athletes, spectators and coaches to really take into consideration what sportsmanship means and how it affects the game.
Since Campbell High School learned of it last year, it has been one of the most active schools to recognize it. This year, Campbell wanted to go big, so right away it enlisted the help of the Campbell Athletic Leaders, or CAL. This group is composed of athletes, both male and female, who represent all of the core values of Campbell, as well as holding a solid standing in their academics.
With the help of CAL, Campbell started its planning.![]()
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Nashua High School South hosts Empty Bowls fundraiser
NASHUA â Nashua High School South hosted the annual Empty Bowls fundraiser to benefit the Nashua Soup Kitchen & Shelter on Wednesday.![]()
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Greater Nashua scholars: Anna Maria through Endicott
ANNA MARIA COLLEGE
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Anna Maria College in Paxton, Mass.
FROM NASHUA: Ernest Brooks.
BENTLEY UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the honors list for the fall 2012 semester at Bentley University in Waltham, Mass.
FROM BROOKLINE: Michael Chase, deanâs list.
FROM HOLLIS: Matthew Kozsan, deanâs list; Tiffany Noury, deanâs list; Alicia Papineau, deanâs list; Amanda Anastasi, presidentâs list; Chelsea Ogozaly, presidentâs list.
FROM HUDSON: Cody Lambert, deanâs list; Tyler Lambert, deanâs list; Thomas Leonard, deanâs list; Jacy Pack, deanâs list; James Petersen, deanâs list; David Doucette, presidentâs list.
FROM LITCHFIELD: Joseph Prendergast, deanâs list; James Brennan, presidentâs list.
FROM NASHUA: Domenique Hogan, deanâs list; Jennifer Wright, deanâs list; Katerina Chrisafides, deanâs list; Keith Cornacchia, deanâs list; Victoria Kharajian, deanâs list; Molly Lepine, deanâs list; Olivia Regan, deanâs list; Erin Shannon, deanâs list; Tejas Shroff, deanâs list; Sarah Swidler, deanâs list; Pooja Karnane, presidentâs list; Brandon Karkhanis, deanâs list; Helia Azarakhsh, presidentâs list; Anthony Phillips, presidentâs list.
FROM PELHAM: Nicolette Katsikis, presidentâs list.
FROM WINDHAM: Michael Kobzik, deanâs list.
BRYANT UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 presidentâs list at Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I.
FROM HOLLIS: Christina Dussault, a senior actuarial math major.
FROM NASHUA: Courtney Mansfield, a sophomore economics major.
The following local students were named to the deanâs list for the fall 2012 semester at Bryant University in Smithfield, R.I.
FROM HOLLIS: Alyanna Ilyadis, a sophomore marketing major.
BUCKNELL UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pa.
FROM AMHERST: David E. Brundage, Alexander G.![]()
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Greater Nashua Scholars: Fairfield through Providence
FAIRFIELD UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Fairfield (Conn.) University.
FROM BEDFORD: Lauren Brodeur, Catherine Martel.
FROM HUDSON: Chloe Ainley.
FROM LITCHFIELD: Danielle Anctil.
FROM MERRIMACK: Samantha Goodnow, Jeffrey Kukla, Amanda Lajoie.
FROM NASHUA: Julia Croteau.
FROM WILTON: Erik Fong.
FITCHBURG STATE UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Fitchburg (Mass.) State University.
FROM AMHERST: Joshua D. Hey.
FROM BROOKLINE: Erik W. Nikander.
FROM HOLLIS: Tyler N. Trull.
FROM HUDSON: Danielle N.![]()
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Nashua High School South Honor Roll
NASHUA â Nashua High School South announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year.
HIGH HONORS
GRADE 9: Samira Abdoulaye, Rebecca Berube, Nidhi Bhagat, Jonathan Bianchi, Austin Brucks, McKenzi Carter, Regina Chartier, Abigail Cunningham, Sarah Drake, Dody Eid, Emma Fenlon, Caroline Ferris, Mikayla Flesch, Jason Fox, Nishanth Ganeshbabu, Siddarth Ganguri, Abigail Gentes, Daniela Gonzalez, Kiersten Gould, Matthew Guay, Christina Higginson, Anish Iyengar, Shannon Joyce, Bhanuchandra Kappala, Nikhil Karnane, Zachary Kelley, Deepika Kurup.
Katelyn Largy, Richard Leang, Samantha Lowry, Sunaina Mahendrakar, Madeline Manganello, Ronald Martin, Patrick McDonnell, Samuel McIntyre, Kidist Morby, Alanna Murphy, Jacob Olson, Neha Prasad, Abbey Rancourt, Julia Rivera, Sahil Shah, Nathan Sheeler, Christopher Simard, Brandon Stempler, Ankur Sundara, Noah Telerski, Katherine Tenney, Kelli Thornhill, Sarah Tsan, Kuhu Wadhwa, Aashish Welling, Elyssa Willard, Shan Zhang.
GRADE 10: Sarah Allison, Jillian Anderson, Brian Barrows, Emily Burns, Adam Buskey, Jacqueline Chea, Jesse Clauss, Charles Deichmann, Samarth Desai, Jonathan Dunn, Emily Durette, Coleen Finn, Roisin Flanagan, Gabriella Foster, Maureen Gichura, Jason Guay, Abigail Hearn-Gordy, Robert Holbrook, Bhavana Kolaparthi, Evan Lowe, Quinn Mack, Olivia Maffia, Colin McGonagle, Bridget Murphy, Duc Nguyen, Adaeze Obinelo, Jonathan Pacheco, Mackenzie Pardoe, Kaushil Patel, Kuldeep Prajapati, Cassandra Putsch, Gabriela Santos, Andrew Sevigny, Tina Ta, Tyler Vartabedian, Megan Verfaillie, Sean Vigeant, Alyssa Walker, Marinda Weaver, Pooja Welling.
GRADE 11: Atheer Al Shammari, Felicia Blais, Nicoleen Boyle, Ryan Carson, Hannah Cook, Sydney Cookshaw, Benjamin Cooper, Savannah Cummings, Edward Cunningham, Aileen Donohue, Tyler Doveno, Emily Downing, Marlene Duarte, Timothy Duffy, Nathan Fortier, Alexander Frank, Stephen Frechette, Karina Gaud, Amelia Gentes, Heather Hillard, Teddi Kramer, Julia Larsen, Anna Merkuryev, Nadia Mezghani, Kimberley Minch, Joshua Moreau, Colleen Morrissey, Brandon Nguyen, Uyen Thuy Thao Nguyen, Parthiv Patel, Alexander Peters, Samantha Ricard, Megan Sheeler, Suraj Shroff, Matthew Spokane, Nathan Thompson, Kenneth Tremblay, Isaac Wilcox, Melanie Wong, Christine Yu, John Zhang.
GRADE 12: Austin Carter, Kenneth Cashman, Jeremy Chartier, Willard Collura, Joseph Columbus, Ryan DePaolo, Samip Desai, Thanh Dinh, Cesar Dominguez, Naomi Eberhard, Mia Eisenhandler, Lauren Fox, Cody Garcia, Adam Garside, Jennifer Gaudet, Harrison Gustin, Bhavana Kaki, Shannon Knust, Elaine Kwan, Megan Mace, Caitlin Neary, Kellie Neary, Sarah Nesti, Cory Novotny, Maggie OâConnor, Megan Olson, Ashruti Patel, Shahil Patel, Kylie Perkins.
Caitlyn Perry, Zachary Peters, Hugh Phillis, Kaylee Pyrcz, Lauren Rebello, Taylor Reichle, Nicholas Rivera, Cameron Rogers, Ashlyn Ross, Robert Ross, Sohil Shah, Daniel P. Shea, Shivani Shendye, Suneer Sood, Allison Thomas, Robert Tocci, Meghan Trahan, Natalia Trikoz, Kelsey Tulley, Joshua Utterback, Nicole Viau, Zachary Warneka, Rachel Weintraub, Nicholas Williams, Darby Winkler.
HONORS
GRADE 9: Mauricio Acevedo, Nicholas Arenburg, Ashley Barton, Alexis Bergeron, Alana Bethea, Cameron Boisvert, Riley Bourque, Amanda Boutin, Michael Brideau, Timothy Brown, Savannah Buonomo, Tristen Burgess, Skylar Bush, Cody Butler, Tiffany Buturla, Joseph Callahan, Montana Carter, Stephanie Case, Taylor Cathcart, Taylor Ceci, Olivia Charron, Andrew Chaviano, Sheylin Colon, Tayla Cormier, Andrew Dasilva, Jordan Dean, Stephanie DePaolo, Monique Dos Santos.
Matthew Ekins, Kevin Erickson, Julie Espinal, Larissa Fairweather, Genesis Fajardo, Kayla Fallis, Alyssa Freeman, Craig Freeman, Taylor Frothingham, Jose Garcia, Mikayla Garvin, Jordan Gentile, Carlos Gonzalez, Robert Gosse, Jennifer Halloran, Rafael Hernandez, Catherine Hevey, Lea Iuliano, Christopher Jimenez, Derin Josephson.
Rikin Kamdar, Jacob Keyslay, Jasmine Lord, Dominique Lui, Logan Magras, Peter McManus, Alexis McNally, Peter Minch, Mohammad Mohammad, Ashleigh Morgan, Collin Morrow, Brendan Murphy, Nyara Muschette, Jacob Notinger, Matthew OâHerren, Joshua Oldro, Hazel Patel, Ravi Patel, Trey Patno, Tyler Pelovitz, Ryan Penkala, Tyler Plourde, Jessica Ricard, Cameron Ricard, Jazmyne Robinson, Roberto Robles Mata, Felicia Russell, Brianna Safarewitz, Sage Scribner, Michaila Sheehan, Marissa Slater.
Christopher Soucy, Lucas Taft, Mounika Talluri, Harika Talluri, Elizabeth Tansey, Tyler Thompson, Tommy Thung, Christine Tringali, Elizabeth Ux, Bianca Vaquerano, Rahul Vaswani, Megan Ward, Colby Wygant, Jessica Zalzal, Jonathan Zanzerkia, Samantta Zaragoza, Jason Zhang.
GRADE 10: Shahajahan Akbar, Anna Alfano, Trinity Amnotte, Zachary Anzel, Mohammad Ashrafi, Andrea Bell, Victoria Berry, Nathan Blouin, Ashley Boudreau, Kiela Bridge, Olivia Brown, Veronica Budzinski, Christopher Byers, Klaudia Card, Aimee Carignan, Jay Chittidi, Louis Cole, Madison Comegna, Magdala Content, Nathaly Davis, Julia De Siqueira, Andrew Decarteret, Kennedy Dowling, Jared Dube, Maxwell Ernst, Alberto Flores, Danika Fontaine, Katelyn Frechette, Haley Fritch, Jacqueline Garcia, Michaela Gautieri, Sylvia Gitonga, Ashley Gosselin, Drufilla Greene.
Samantha Guilfoil, Erin Horsey, Lakshmi Jampana, Mary Kiangonyo, Kayla King, Matthew Kuba, Noelle Labrie, Jamie Lavoie, Michael Lee, Thomas Lessard, Cornell Lewis, Hannah Lewis, Emma Loschiavo, Christopher Lyons, Nicole Malette, Kiana Marsh, Olivia Martinez, Alexandra McElhinney, Abigail McIntosh, Andrew Merrifield, Morgan Miller, Jeffrey Mitchell, Michaila Monaco, Joscelyn Moore, Samantha Morris, Shulma Naves, Colleen OâConnor, Kristen OâConnor, Mayur Patel, Emily Pease, Jasmine Perez, Silvana Perez, Kiran Pinninti.
Aamuktha Porika, Garrett Prince, Victoria Provencher, Michaela Raftery, Jessica Shannon, Dilpreet Singh, Kevin Smith, Ambur Smith, Robert Smyth, Victoria Sponholtz, Brianna Steeves, Samantha Stefanczak, Cameron Stockman, Christian Sullivan, Michael Taylor, Samantha Tramack, Jimmy Trinh, Joan Valdez, Amelia Wagner, Victoria Wakefield, Mayleen Walteros, Allison White, Matthew Witzig, Victoria Ziolek.
GRADE 11: Daniel Alfred, Chahiti Asarpota, Adam Babington, Micaela Baney, Caitlyn Barrett, Alexander Bartholi, Riley Bates, Cameron Beaulieu, Sarah Benamara, Shannah Boucher, Naomi Bowles, Dustyn Brown, Brandi Bush, Amy Cartier, Alexandra Clark, Jean Colley, Ian Conaway, Tyler Costa, Lindsay Craig, Megan Cunningham, Brandon Curcio, Matthew Day, Amanda Deane, Alisha del Llano, Abigail Desrochers, Andrea Dimitrova, Marle Duarte, Kristi Farr, Thiago Fernandes, Nicole Fitzgibbons, Sherlenne Francisco.
Alec Freeman, Rucha Gor, Michael Hardiman, Upasana Iyengar, Samantha Janosik, Ariana Johnston, Mackenzie Kerr, Morgan Kozyra, Alexander Lake, Kyle Landry, Abigail Lane, Nicholas Largy, Jordan Lavoie, Joseph Lehman, Volodymyr Loyko, Susana Macias, Patricia Mahoney, Philip Mansfield, Jessica Matthews, Brian McAfee, Caroline McKenzie, Katherine McTigue, Tyler Merritt, Monal Patel, Zachary Peterson, Zachary Powers, Ashutosh Rao, Brandol Reis.
Cristian Reynoso, Shantelle Richards, Markus Rios, Emily Rodriguez, Tara Rogowsky, April Rosmus, Sumeet Salvi, Alex Sarasin, Savannah Scribner, Kunal Shah, Emily Sirois, Michael Small, Amber Snider, Joseph Sordillo, Joshua Surette, Jessica Tracey, Kaila Trapani, Shannon Ulmen, Brandon Vallie, Forrest Vaughan, Alexander Ventresca, Hannah Walsh, Brooke Waye, Jonathan Zalman.
GRADE 12: Charles Alfaro, Aljohrah Alghunaim, Emma Allen, Tatianna Anaya, Daniel Auger, Ashley Azarowski, Meaghan Barrows, Jacob Barry, Paige Belliveau, Joshua Bernier, Srishti Bhatnagar, Ethan Boghigian, Anna Boghigian, Ryan Bowers, Shawn Boyle, Phillip Budzinski, Sarah Burgess, Matthew Byers, Bianca Cabrera, Joseph Campanella, Jhamell Campuzano, Franz Card, Ruoxun Chai, Malarie Charron, Sarah Cherico, Maitri Chittidi, Kayla Cichocki, Shannon Cleary, Rachel Conlon, Jessica Coughlin, Zachary DâAmico.
Krutarth Dave, Matthew Deitrich, Evan Dudevoir, Mary Katherine Duffy, Hailley Dufresne, David Dunham, Alexander Dunn, Marc Dupont, Ashlee Durand, Brandon Duras, Meghan Durkin, Chandler Ekins, Rachael Elliot, Olivia Ellis, Shaylyn Freitas, Jordan Friedman, Colleen Gamache, Shannon Gilhooly, Taylor Godin, Maxine Greij, Sara Haque, Jeremy Hartman, Garrett Hawkins, Richard Henderson, Michael Hirsch, Tyler Hynes, Nadia Jaferey, Selena Janosik, Jaret Johnson.
Griffin Kaminsky, Mackenzie Kane, Supriya Kankure, Miriam Kasten, Christian Kline, Taylor Koch, Stephanie Lantigua, Miriam Lewis, Alexander Lowe, Morganne Mackay, Robert Manganello, Jeffrey Marcoux, Jacqueline Marshall, Joseph Matthes, Marina McIntosh, Oisin McKenna, Ixchel McNeish, Lucas Medina, Amanda Michaud, Kayley Millett, Natisha Mills, Christopher Miranda, Adam Nastasia, Luz Ochoa, Shannon OâHara, Sena Oran, Toshit Panigrahi.
Brenna Parks, Alexander Radin, Nicholas Reed, Adi Rejwan, Emily Richard, Emily Riney, Brennan Ringey, Erik Robinson, Alysa Roy, Lauren Santosuosso, Gabriella Serra, Drew Serra, Colleen Skeirik, Rhiannon Sliwa, Erin Slocum, Alex Smith, Sukparchai Stephenson, Ryan Sullivan, Allison Thompson, Kathryn Tognacci, Tien Tran, Connie Tsan, Alyssa Vautier, Emilee Veilleux, Maggie Walker, Sean Warneke, Emily Weeks, Joshua Willard, Jeremy Wolfe, Martin Zhu.![]()
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Nashua High School North Honor Roll
NASHUA â Nashua High School North announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year.
HIGH HONORS
GRADE 9: Dylin Bohan, Jael Bourque, Holly Burns, Camila De Paula, Katherine Diamond, Katie Duncan, Cynthia-Jean Estabrooke, Nathaniel Green, James Hogan Hines, Katelin Hogan Hines, Anesha Howard, Brian Inzerillo, Ethan Kim, Marie Laplante, Steven Le, Sarah Livermore, Kelli Loughlin, Emma Muller, Christopher Nguyen, Adaeze Okorie, Darby OâNeil, Brianna Rittenberg, Shea Roe, Heather Roscoe, Ethan Rose, Jordan Terilli, Kayla Terilli, Srilekha Vangavolu, Tyler Venturini, Devony Whiting.
GRADE 10: Nafisa Antora, William C. Barry, Elizabeth Benson, Devin Champagne, Aaron Cheng, Taylor Choate, Jocelyn Clancy, Kathryn Curtis, Emily Dion, Alyssa Dobens, Lisa Doten, John Dube, Kareem El-Faramawi, Robert Gallinaro, Kevin Gonsalves, Thomas Haller, Cameron Henry, Duncan Holland, Hannah Jauris, Abigail Jones, Kristen Kasper, Brennan Kastens, Morley Kert, Mayisha Khan, Olivia Kruczynska, Janelle Laflamme, Andrew Lambert, Amanda Leith, Megan Levesque, Jennifer Markmanrud, Martina Matousek, Meagan McCoy.
Alexander Moir, Keiry Montano Perez, Alice Moreira, Samantha Nardone, Alexander Nguyen, Stefen Nguyen, Melanie OâDonnell, Emily Overby, Vincent Palermo, Nicholas Paraggio, Olivia Pare, Samuel Reed, Michael Reed, Meredith Ritter, Kenneth Robinson, Jessica Schuyler, Krutak Shah, Kaylee Smith, Sarah Soliman, Rachel Sullivan, Nicholas Tamposi, Alexander Thibault, Joyce Felixes Wabe.
GRADE 11: Linda Abukhalaf, Sherlee Alvarez, Lydia Anderson, Jacob Arikian, Derick Avard, Shahked Bleicher, Melissa Brennan, Timothy Closson, Jonathan Connors, Amelia Cullerot, Peter Daniels, Wendy Dech, Aidan Denehy, Evan Dexter, Kinsey Evers, Helene Forney, Cameron Gallant, Melissa Givens, Jessica Goff, Kacie Graham, Jaden Henry, Alexander Ireland, Megan Jensen, Rachel Kirby, Annika Kossayda, Elizabeth Kruczynska, Andrea Lamper, Marcel Laplante, Amber Leblanc, Rachel Lombardi, Spencer Madden, Evan Manns, Brendan Martin, Justin Mercer, Ryan Miller.
Rhianna Moyen, Kristen Mungai, Maria Teodora Neagu, Cassandra Page, Jessica Palmer, Michael Pappas, Marissa Pearson, John Powers, Dahlia Roberts, Jennifer Rowell, Kristen Rusko, Jacqueline Siciliano, Kelsey Somers, Darren Stanizzi, Sandra Sundstrom, Katherine Swallow, Sarah Swallow, Laura Valencia, Erica Vendituoli, Renato Vieira, Stephen Waible, Gabrielle Whitman.
GRADE 12: Sarah Amrein, Tori Anctil, Brian Ashworth, Morgan Beaulieu, Jenna Bourque, Alexa Brouillard, Summer Choate, Hannah Coffey, Ellen Cook, Jessica Cote, Samantha Delci, Linderman DeSouza, Sabrina Dobson, Madeline Doctor, William Faith, Christina Fix, Naomi Flaherty, Julia Fletcher, Daniela Gamba, Juan Garzon, Donald Gendron, George Goodwin, Daniel Graf, Craig Hammond, Lisa Hatch, Chloe Hennessy, Theresa Inzerillo, Keilah Ireland, Darrien Jackson, Sarah Jauris, Trevor Knight, Brittany Ladd, Timothy Lebrun, Hannah Levesque, James Lewis, Matthew Long, Sylvia Lund, Nathan Madden, Jhenneffer Marcal, Mariah Martinez, Margaret Metzger, Melody Miller.
Breanna Mochida, Stephanie Molina, Barbara Moreira, Bethany Nguyen, Semra Ozberak, Alondra Patterson, Carina Pearson, Luis Perez, Sharon Pettey, Ashley Phillips, Jacqueline Pombrio, Olivia Powell, Kylie Rigney, Brendan Robbins, Jack Rogers, Blanca Santibanez, Priyanka Satpute, Jeremy Sayers, Amy Scarpelli, Kurt Schollenberger, Nolan Schwar, Sara Shea, Elizabeth Shuman, Thomas Siciliano, Danielle Sicurella, Wyman Smith, Autumn St. Laurent, Nathan Tassie, John Thompson, Eden Tomaszewski, Karleth Torres, Tiffani Trafton-Lloyd, Michelle Walch, Samantha Walker.
HONORS
GRADE 9: Sean Collins, Yameley Crimlisk, Angel Cruz, Justin Cummings, Michael Curley, Nicole De Almeida, Jon DâOrtona, Kaleigh Dozois, Morgan Drew, Sina Duncan, Emily Edwards, Caitlin Fallon, Jared Farley, Kelsi Farren, Alley Fortin, Alexis Frost, Shane Gagnon, Juliana Gamba, Arileya Garcia-Smith, Jasandra Gil, Bailey Gleason, Ruthrajeevi Venkat Govindaraj, Katrina Grabeau, Victoria Grady, Nathaniel Guidi, Katelyn Harrington, Mariem Hassan, Jack Healey, Jacob Henning, Alexis Ivory, Diandra Jimenez.
Justin Kelly, Carla Kossayda, Bryan Norris Laborera, Ryan Lawes, Christina Little, Victoria Lott, Brianna Lyon, Rebecca Malboeuf, Hana McLinden, Nahomy Medrano, Indiana Messier, Selena Miller, Connor Mullaly, Sierra Mullin, Julia Mungovan, Alianna Nelson, Cole Nickerson, Rory OâNeil, Eleny Ortiz, Noah Ouellette, Coby OâYoung, Thomas Pappas, Jaymin Patel, Julia Pendleton, Michael Perault, Zackary Pournaras, Alexis Proverb, Audrey Quagliozzi, Lucas Raza, Holly Reed, Ryan Rice, Exavier Rios, Lauren Ritter, Bethany Robbins, Timothy Robinson.
Emely Robles, Ashley Rodriguez, Jacob Roy, Regan Sakurada, Emily Sanford, Hanzla Sheikh, Donna-Gayle Shelton, Pudt Singhsri, Rachael Smith, Lara St.![]()
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Nashua Academy for Science and Design Honor Roll
NASHUA â The Academy for Science and Design in Nashua announced its honor roll for the second quarter of the 2012-13 school year.
FROM AMHERST
GRADE 7: Anthony Cavallaro, honors; Jocelyn Fulford, high honors; Constance Nino, honors; Rohon Ray, honors.
GRADE 8: William Gebhardt, high honors.
GRADE 9: James Fulford, highest honors.
GRADE 10: Heather Gebhardt, highest honors.
FROM BEDFORD
GRADE 7: Joseph Chopra, honors; Sathvika Dabbi, high honors.
GRADE 8: Ravalika Damerla, highest honors; Joseph Hyatt, high honors; Maheen Tariq, honors.
GRADE 9: Samuel Mendola, honors; Jack Michaud, honors.
FROM CANDIA
GRADE 7: Jared Wood, highest honors.
GRADE 9: Isaac Fultz, high honors.
FROM CONCORD
GRADE 9: Gabriel Patenotte, high honors.
FROM DEERING
GRADE 11: Michael Collins, highest honors.
FROM DUNBARTON
GRADE 8: Madelinn Harmelink, highest honors.
FROM FORT MYERS
GRADE 7: Timothy Zumbo, honors.
FROM GOFFSTOWN
GRADE 7: Sujana Ahmed, high honors.
FROM GREENFIELD
GRADE 8: Benjamin Nichols-Farquhar, high honors.
FROM HENNIKER
GRADE 8: Hannah Knapp-Broas, high honors.
FROM HOLLIS
GRADE 9: Dexter Czuba, honors; Erin Harper, high honors; Samantha Harper, highest honors.
FROM HOWE CAVE
GRADE 8: Nicholas Slater, honors.
FROM HUDSON
GRADE 7: Johna Vandergraaf, high honors.
GRADE 8: Alizah Colburn, high honors.
GRADE 9: Nicholas Molica, highest honors.
GRADE 11: Marie Morrier, high honors.
FROM LITCHFIELD
GRADE 7: Jared OâConnell, highest honors.
FROM MANCHESTER
GRADE 7: Heather Wienzek, highest honors.
GRADE 9: Jillian Wienzek, highest honors.
GRADE 11: Noorulaine Iqbal, honors; Sienna Mayer, high honors.
FROM MEREDITH
GRADE 10: Peter Duff, high honors.
FROM MERRIMACK
GRADE 7: Pranavi Boyalakuntla, highest honors; Joel Cherian, highest honors; Matthew Kondamudi, high honors; Dennis Rattunde, honors; Benjamin Richards, honors; Kelly Robbins, honors; Samuel Shultis, high honors; Leith Sukkar, high honors; Benjamin Super, highest honors.
GRADE 8: Pooja Agrawal, high honors; Joseph Chinnici, honors; Anna Correia, highest honors; Breanna Glover, highest honors; Rebecca Moser, honors; Kimberly Ortega, high honors; Bryce Stack, honors; Connor Tess, high honors.
GRADE 9: Shrvani Balaji, highest honors; Cameron Collins, honors; Tia Gaumont, high honors; Charlotte Mastrangelo, honors; Charlotte Mastrangelo, honors; John Williams, highest honors.
GRADE 10: Hannah Dallas, honors; Taylor Duckworth, high honors.
GRADE 11: Dominique Dadekian, high honors; Kanza Hasnain, high honors; Samantha Hilston, high honors; Victoria Kleiner, highest honors.
FROM MILFORD
GRADE 8: Elissa Watts, high honors.
GRADE 9: Nicole Beausoleil, honors.
FROM MONT VERNON
GRADE 7: Dahnesh Upton, highest honors; Timothy Zumbo, honors.
GRADE 9: Brian Apple, honors; Anthony Edvalson, honors.
FROM NASHUA
GRADE 7: Ian Ayer, high honors; Cyrus Bahi, highest honors; Vishik Bhalla, highest honors; Kavim Bhatnagar, highest honors; Risit Datta, highest honors; James Fields, high honors; Hena Haque, highest honors; Om Kapoor, highest honors; Sathvika Korandla, highest honors; Michael Lai, highest honors; Yuri Makar, honors; Nikolas Melkumyan, honors; Valli Muthukaruppan, high honors; Preya Patel, honors; Vindhya Rachur, high honors; Anushka Ray, highest honors; Johan Sajan, high honors; David Smith, honors; Annie Xu, highest honors; Gleb Zhurauliou, honors.
GRADE 8: Tamanna Asarpota, honors; Nikhil Bodicharla, highest honors; Ria Das, highest honors; Kshma Dharampal, high honors; Kurtis Duggan, high honors; Daniel Dukeshire, highest honors; Kristina Fields, highest honors; Aryton Hoi, highest honors; Tyler Jiang, highest honors; Khevna Joshi, highest honors; Connor Joyce, honors; Kyle Joyce, honors; Aasha Krishnan, highest honors; Jack Leatherman, high honors; Brian Lougee, highest honors; Jillian Macgregor, highest honors; Namratha Sajeev, honors; Srivatsan Senthilkumar, honors; Akash Shaji, honors; Udit Sharma, highest honors; Justin Yeung, highest honors.
GRADE 9: Serene Bahi, high honors; Laura Colley, honors; Catherine Wang, high honors.
GRADE 10: Justin Carrier, honors; Carolyn Marquis, highest honors; Aditya Patel, honors; Michael Preminger, honors; Pragya Rachur, honors.
GRADE 11: Rachel Scaer, honors; Tong Xu, highest honors.
GRADE 12: Joseph Cole, high honors.
FROM NEW BOSTON
GRADE 7: Andrew Smerekanicz, highest honors.
GRADE 8: Joseph Hewson, honors; Nicholas Slater, honors; Rebecca Spaulding, honors.
FROM PELHAM
GRADE 7: Salihah Bogner, high honors.
GRADE 8: Tanner Bogner, honors; Noah Hurst, high honors.
GRADE 9: Armand Noel, honors.
GRADE 11: Jesse Hayes, honors.
FROM PEMBROKE
GRADE 10: Kyle Michaels, high honors.
FROM SALEM
GRADE 8: Fiona Doyle, honors; Brin Harper, highest honors.
FROM WILTON
GRADE 7: Vedin Fowler, high honors.
GRADE 8: Celia Macarelli, honors.
GRADE 10: Hannah Lewis, highest honors; Tierney McGonegal, honors; Hannah Stutzman, high honors.
GRADE 11: Hannah Putnam, honors.
FROM WINDHAM
GRADE 10: Carl Morlock, honors.![]()
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Greater Nashua Scholars: Quinnipiac through Tufts
QUINNIPIAC UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn.
FROM BROOKLINE: Rachel Tremblay.
FROM HOLLIS: Kaelyn Hawekotte.
ROGER WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Roger Williams University in Bristol, R.I.
FROM BEDFORD: Christine OâBrien, a criminal justice major; Laura Heestand, an elementary education major; Sean Donnellan, a graphic design communications major.
FROM BROOKLINE: Alicia Bourque, a history/secondary education major; Alicia Wilson, a marine biology major.
FROM HOLLIS: Kellie Scholefield, a criminal justice major; Brianna Ericson, an international relations major.
FROM HUDSON: Jennifer M. Hall, a business management major.
FROM MERRIMACK: Victoria Stice-Hildebrandt, a mathematics major; Julieann Lavoie, a psychology major; Christopher Busby, a business major.
FROM MILFORD: Jennifer Hamilton, a media communications major; Perry Alperin, a liberal arts major.
FROM NASHUA: Jessica Abramson, an accounting major; Nathan Blinn, an architecture major; Brittni Morton, a construction management major; Kelsey Cintorino, an engineering major; Timothy Cunningham, a political science major; Taylor Cornacchia, a business major.
FROM PELHAM: Bradley Shapiro, an architecture major.
FROM PETERBOROUGH: Claire Briggs, a criminal justice major.
FROM WINDHAM: Alexandria Hennessy, an elementary education major.
SAINT ANSELM COLLEGE
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at Saint Anselm College in Manchester.
FROM BROOKLINE: Megan C. Knecht, a sophomore communication major; Christina M.![]()
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Greater Nashua Scholars: University of Akron through York College
UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Akron (Ohio).
FROM HUDSON: Adam Auclair, a chemistry-biochemistry major.
UNIVERSITY OF DELAWARE
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Delaware in Newark.
FROM BROOKLINE: Kaitlyn Sliger.
FROM HOLLIS: Nina Hawxhurst.
UNIVERSITY OF HARTFORD
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Hartford in West Hartford, Conn.
FROM BEDFORD: Laura Benson, Erika Davis, Aileen Lambert.
FROM BROOKLINE: Noelle Bourguard; Catriona Calo; Kristina Wilson.
FROM HOLLIS: Connor Howard, Alexander Petropulos.
FROM HUDSON: Tahylur Hebert.
FROM LITCHFIELD: Andrew Matte, Kevin Doxey.
FROM LYNDEBOROUGH: Hannah Crosby.
FROM MERRIMACK: Danielle Pelletier.
FROM NASHUA: John Adie, Eric Johnson, Jacquelyn Marcoux, Katrina Fisher.
FROM WINDHAM: Emily McNulty.
UNIVERSITY OF MARY WASHINGTON
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Mary Washington in Fredericksburg, Va.
FROM BEDFORD: Robyn Ellis.
FROM MERRIMACK: Christine Zale.
FROM WINDHAM: Steven Dastous.
UMASS BOSTON
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Massachusetts Boston.
FROM HUDSON: Allyson Lemieux.
FROM MERRIMACK: Jeffrey Bogle.
UMASS DARTMOUTH
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth.
FROM NASHUA: Michelle Giacalone.
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 chancellorâs list at UMass Dartmouth.
FROM NASHUA: Allison Romero, visual design major.
UMASS LOWELL
Michael Lunderville, of Brookline, was recently honored at the second annual Celebration of Scholarship Luncheon held at the University of Massachusetts Lowell. The celebration brought together 300 individuals who have endowed scholarships and the students who have received them.
UNIVERSITY OF NEW ENGLAND
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of New England in Biddeford/Portland, Maine.
FROM HUDSON: Lauren Bistany, nursing major.
FROM MERRIMACK: Colleen Kelly, physical therapy major.
UNIVERSITY OF RHODE ISLAND
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Rhode Island at Kingston.
FROM BROOKLINE: Andrew Stephen Brown, Elizabeth Anne Kowalik, Meagan I. Hamblin.
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
The following local students graduated from the University of Toledo (Ohio).
FROM MERRIMACK: Sarah Lumens received a BS in nursing.
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT
The following local students were named to the fall 2012 deanâs list at the University of Vermont.
FROM AMHERST: Timothy A. Andreasen, business administration major; Michelle R.![]()
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Military news: Pvt. Hunter F. Philbrick, Milford
Marine Corps Pvt. Hunter F. Philbrick, son of Tina M. and Hunter J.![]()
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New director of summer programs at Applewild School in Fitchburg
FITCHBURG, Mass. â Milissa Cafarella of Shrewsbury was appointed director of summer programs at Applewild School.
She brings her experience as an educator and familiarity with the summer program. Cafarella has been a teacher for 16 years, the last eight as a kindergarten and first-grade teacher at Applewild.
Her assistant director is Bailey Shea of Northborough, also a kindergarten teacher at the school.
The camp uses the entire Applewild campus, from the theater to the woodworking shop to the pool. The program, which runs from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.![]()
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Ultimate Play Date March schedule announced
NASHUA â Parents of children age birth to 5 are invited to get out of the house and connect with other parents at the Ultimate Free Play Date program offered by the Family Resource Center of Greater Nashua.
The program, which offers young children the opportunity learn socialization skills, have fun and make friends also serves as a bonding experience between parent and child and serves as an ideal way for parents to reduce stress, share experiences and develop resources to enrich the experience of being a parent.
The drop-in program is offered each Tuesday from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Boys & Girls Club, 47 Grand Ave., Nashua. Upcoming programs are scheduled for March 5, 12, 19 and 26.
There is no charge to participate. The play date is facilitated by the professional staff from Child and Family Services.
Preregistration for the playgroup is strongly suggested.![]()
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Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley benefits from drawing
AMHERST â Susan Taylor and Kevin Salemi of the Boys & Girls Club of Souhegan Valley accepted a $1,000 donation on Feb. 22 from Mi-Box New England at the portable storage companyâs headquarters in Amherst.
The donation was given to the winning organization of the âShare the Loveâ raffle held at Mi-Box New Englandâs ribbon cutting party on Feb. 7.
Six nonprofits were selected as potential winners of the donation.![]()
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Ultimate Play Date March schedule announced by Nashua agency
NASHUA â Parents of children age birth to 5 are invited to get out of the house and connect with other parents at the Ultimate Free Play Date program offered by the Family Resource Center of Greater Nashua.
The program, which offers young children the opportunity learn socialization skills, have fun and make friends also serves as a bonding experience between parent and child and serves as an ideal way for parents to reduce stress, share experiences and develop resources to enrich the experience of being a parent.
The drop-in program is offered each Tuesday from 10-11:30 a.m. at the Boys & Girls Club, 47 Grand Ave., Nashua. Upcoming programs are scheduled for March 5, 12, 19 and 26.
There is no charge to participate. The play date is facilitated by the professional staff from Child and Family Services.
Preregistration for the playgroup is strongly suggested.![]()
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Nashuaâs Fairgrounds Middle School Honor Roll
NASHUA â Fairgrounds Middle School announced its honor roll for the first trimester of the 2012-13 school year.
NO MARK LOWER THAN A
GRADE 6: Ashok Arun, Lauren Belair, Kendall Bush, Paige Callahan, Alexa Chambers, Josephine Coelho, Ankita Devasia, Jenna Hantula, Roe Hendrick, Cassidy Martin, Lydia Mathson, Shannon McInnis, Stephen McLendon, Samantha Meyer, Tyler Mondi, Anish Mukherjee, Ashley Murphy, Vanessa Norton, Kanishk Pandey, Nikhil Prasad, Tejas Sathyamurthi, Benjamin Telerski, Katherine Tello, Tylee Thurber, Fianna Ton, Adriana Viens, Julia Zhang.
GRADE 7: Heather Bridge, Isabella Couto, Kelsie Dawe, Zach Finkelstein, Taylor Grindle, Emily Hoover, Nathan Hyde, Lynn Lee, Austin Long, Joshua Martin, Owen Mooso, Pallavi Ravada, Andrew Simard, Ava Soule, Kayla Woodie, Mona Yu.
GRADE 8: Vincent Annicchiarico, Luke Anzel, Shannon Fitzgerald, Ryan Frechette, Claire Gardiner, Meghan Kerrigan, Stephanie Luce, Tenley Mazerolle, Kaleigh Mulligan, Madison Owen, Christina Paraggio, Madeleine Paul, Nicholas Quadros, Jillian Rabasco, Allison Reynolds, Paulina Tarr, Johnson Trinh, Hailee Whitesel, Anthony Yan, Mary Zhu.
NO MARK LOWER THAN B
GRADE 6: Meagan Aloise, Justin Arnesen, Philopater Askander, Jecca Bacalla, Arianna Battistone, Alyssa Berger, Catherine Breen, Brady Canfield, Joshua Castro, Stella Centanni, Corita Chartier, Joseph Cho, Madeline Clarke, Adriana Collado-Trinidad, Jayne Coppola, Quincy Cotto, Triston Delicema, Aaron DâMello, Jeffrey Du, Amber Dube, Coryn Flavin, Matthew Frye, Allison Gagne, Victoria Gates, Jenna Gillis, Allan Godfroy, Calley Goulet, Christopher Haley, Kourtnie Hamel, Christopher Ivey, Landon Johnson.
Reidar Kelsall, Jaime Knutson, Justine Lalmond, Lauren Lang, Jacob Lord, Ahmil Manautou, Christopher Markunas, Celina Martinez, Casey McNally, Kiley McNeil, Kayla Meek, Leah Metivier, Margaret Mikailov, Kaiser Mills, Julia Miranda, Pamella Mozzer, Ryan Murray, Kim Nguyen, Sorelle Nyantenji, Jissela Ochoa, Rosaydeli Ovalle, Robert Pavlas.
Olivia Peace, Ricardo Perdomo, Jordan Perry, Zakary Plourde, Jessica Poesse, Michelle Ramirez, Siarra Randall, Ameya Ray-Coleman, Miles Rios, Emmaleigh Robinson, Lauren Robinson, Sabrina Saburi, Nataycha Sanchez Colon, Timothy Santerre, Javier Santos Babilonia, Samantha Sassak, Eshwar Senthilnathan, Sara Shaughnessy, Madelyn Shea, Sasha Shrestha, Hailey Sullivan, Julia Sullivan, Hannah Swain, Mohiuddin Syed Mohammed, Maranda Tom, Brendan Trombley, Jack Vogel, Nicole Wakefield.
GRADE 7: Anthony Agor, Razz Alkalay, Areej Alshammari, Zoey Anderson, Busra Atli, Isabella Baker-Villarreal, Julianne Beaulieu, Natasha Bouley, Evan Bowers, Alexander Breen, Seth Bridge, Rebecca Brooks, Matthew Burns, Nicholas Cardin, Noah Cassel, Camden Chesbrough, Mikayla Colburn, Carlos Consoni, Michael Correa, Whitney Davis, Isabela Deichmann, Brenna Del Llano, Spencer Durand, John Elias, Jaimie Engels.
Liam Fitton, Victoria Gallagher, Jovan Garcia, Eleonora Goldenberg, Mackenzie Goodwin, Bethany Haight, Bennett Hamilton, Marin Harvey, Shannon Horsey, Carlos Jara, Sophia Jordan, Rozelle Joubert, Adam Kelliher, Waithira Kiritu, Matthew Lamarche, Connor Lane, Adam Lehman, Devin Linscott, Tyler Linscott, Nathan Lowell, Salvatore Malignaggi, Rylee Marchand, Tyler McCallum, Clayton Medling.
Emily Minch, Aaliyah Moon, Alessandro Morales, Suman Morrissette, Colin Murphy, Brianna Oliveira, Courtney Olsen, Karla Parraga, Saul Pascual, Yukti Patel, Caitlin Prince, Dylan Quadros, Andrew Quan, Dallas Quinlan, Bethzalie Santos, Jared Schonhaut, Liliana Senecal, Noah Siebert, Campbell Solilo, Angelo Soto, Stephanie Thing, Hector Urrea, Nicholas Vallie, Ananya Venkatesan, Jayden Vignola, Charles Weaver, Jason Widtfeldt, Brandon Wiggin, Afnan Yahya.
GRADE 8: Samantha Abraham, Olivia Andersen, Amanda Berry, Matthew Bodi, Tyler Boyle, Jordan Buckmire, Paige Buono, Ashley Buxton, Taylor Carson, Christopher Chhoeun, Laura Ciprian, Lexie Correa, Angela Demanche, Nisha Devasia, Jamie Dillavou, Carson Dowling, Jessica Dukeshire, Brittany Enos, Leah Frost, Zachary Frye, Jose Gagnon, Devin Gates, Kevin Genao, Hayley Gentile, Alyssa Gillin.
Damon Glastetter, Madeline Going, Jacob Grant, Evan Guay, Carlos Henningsen, Samantha Hooker, Karra Houle, Chad Hult, Andrew Hurd, Sara Hynson, Alyssa Jameson, Shane Jozitis, Ashley Keisling, Mohammed Kibria, Ryan Kozyra, Hannah Lambert, Darcy Lane, Rebecca Lane, Gregory Lestage, Beiyu Li, Katerina Lobrutto, Katherine Lord, Jenna McCormack.
Christopher McElhinney, Robert McLaughlin, Chidera Michaels, Benjamin Morin, Layla Motschman, Jessica Nadeau, Ashley Narducci, Nicole Nobles, Megan Pardoe, Shivani Patel, Meghan Pavlas, Keeara Perez, Kelsi Piche, Julia Primeau, William Rochette, Abigail Rochez, Joseph Routhier, Anay Sanchez, Bhumi Shah, Stephen Signorello, Ember Smith, Nathaniel Soule, Katherine Stewart, Nicolas Stockman, Aidan Sullivan, Benjamin Swain, Ricky Thai, Emma Thompson, Taden Thurber, Zachary Ventresca, Ryan Vermette, Ryan Vigeant, Elexys Vitatoe, Andrew Wakefield, James G. Walsh, Abigail Whitcomb.![]()
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Milford special education program wins January Sanford grant
MILFORD â Sanford Temperature Control announced that Milfordâs Special Education Extended School Year Program is the first recipient of its Community Commitment Program.
The program will receive a donation of $500. The money will benefit the Summer Challenge program.
During January, customers and community members were invited to visit the Sanford website to nominate and then vote for one of the nominees.
âWe wanted to continue this program for the summer of 2013,â said Johanna Johnson, director of Special Services of Milford, âbut we are not able to use budgeted funds for this type of activity. Consequently, we began our search for a donation. Sanfordâs Community Commitment provided us with (the money to buy) this yearâs prize.
âWe are very grateful to Sanford for this opportunity.â
The program initiated a summer challenge last year to Milford resident families with a child enrolled in ESY.![]()
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