PHILLIPS — The Phillips Elementary School has announced the school year and third trimester honor rolls for the 2016-2017 academic year.
The third trimester honor roll is:
High Honors
Grade eight: Aliya Boyce and Patrick Storer.
Grade seven: Emily O’Neil and Wyatt Sieminski.
Grade six: Madison Contreras.
Grade five: Alexandria Tripp.
Honors
Grade eight: Matthew Mitchell, Kelsi Nicholson, Jessie Quinonez and Hunter Warren.
Grade seven: Jaiden Bachelder, Haley Bate, Isabella Cain and Kaydence Dunn.
Grade six: Josey Arms, Kyllie Davis, Hayden Durrell and Michaela Morgan.
Grade five: Carter Butterfield, Tehya Davis, Brooke Douglass, Caleb Gamache, Madison Robb, Bear Rollins, Brighton Silver, Lindsey White and Randi White.
Honorable Mention
Grade eight: Parker Ross.
Grade seven: Cayden Hinkley.
Grade six: Hannah Cox, Amiah Keizer, Charlotte Mitchell and Carter Ross.
Grade five: Jordan Morgan.
The school year honor roll for 2016-2017 is:
High Honors
Grade eight: Aliya Boyce and Patrick Storer.
Grade seven: Emily O’Neil and Wyatt Sieminski.
Grade six: Madison Contreras.
Honors
Grade eight: Matthew Mitchell and Hunter Warren.
Grade seven: Jaiden Bachelder, Haley Bate and Isabella Cain.
Grade six: Kyllie Davis, Hayden Durrell and Michaela Morgan.
Grade five: Carter Butterfield, Tehya Davis, Brooke Douglass, Caleb Gamache, Alexandria Tripp and Randi White.
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