DIXFIELD — T.W. Kelly Dirigo Middle School has named the following students to its second trimester honor roll for the 2021-22 academic year. The school is participating in the President’s Education Awards program for academic recognition.
Recipients of the Academic Excellence Award have received an 85 or higher in all subjects and scored in the top 10% of their cohort on the NWEA language usage or math assessment, according to a news release from the school.
Recipients of the Academic Achievement Award met one but not both of these criteria.
Grade 8 — Academic Excellence: Ella Cote, Carter Fuller, Mitchell Giberson and Amelia Maillet.
Academic Achievement: Sophia Archer, Camden Averill-Curtis, Braden Cottle, Shayne Henry, Madison Knowles, Reeghan Nisbet, Whyatt Perham, Emily Putnam, Jack Sweatt, Braylee Tracy, Kaiden Varnum and Trevor Wright.
Grade 7 — Academic Excellence: Hayden Abbott, Marlee Gray, William Morris, Salem Remington, Olivia Romanow and Stetson Thurston.
Academic Achievement: Aurora Breau, Makenzie Coffin, Mason Huggins, Elizabeth Labrecque, Kiley LaFollette, Hudson Lufkin, Raeleigh Ricci, Grace Ridley, Elliott Richardson, Samantha Searles, Kaeden Swan, Mitchel Wolf, Makala Worcester and Shawnee Worcester.
Grade 6 — Academic Excellence: Zoey Bordeau, Walker Flagg, Griffin Grant, Griffin Houghton, Layne Johnston, Aurora Maillet and Makenzie Woods.
Academic Achievement: Dominic Archer, Queenie Dorotan, Andrea Polenske, Leah Turnbull, Mercedes Watson and Emma Witas.
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