Monomoy Regional High School honors students at Celebration of Excellence

On November 6, 2025, Monomoy Regional High School held its annual fall Celebration of Excellence, honoring students for a variety of academic achievements, including excellence in engineering, Latin awards, Adams Scholarships, AP Scholar awards, and more. Honorees included current MRHS students as well as members of the Class of 2025.

Perfect ELA MCAS

Two students achieved a perfect MCAS score in the Grade 10 ELA test taken in the spring of 2025: Bobbie Braz and Emma Eldredge. 

 

 

 

Project Lead the Way Awards

Students who have demonstrated excellence in a variety of Monomoy's Project Lead the Way engineering courses were recognized. Project Lead the Way, better known as PLTW, is a research-supported approach that empowers students to discover and explore interests, imagine and design solutions to real-world challenges, and become independent, confident problem solvers. Courses included in this recognition are Introduction to Engineering, Principles of Engineering, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Aerospace Engineering, Cybersecurity, and Computer Science Essentials. At the end of each course, students take an exam and can score in the following categories: Novice, Practiced, Accomplished and Distinguished. The following MRHS students were honored for their PLTW results.

For courses in Introduction to Engineering Design and Principles of Engineering, the following students received the score of Practiced or Accomplished in their PLTW end-of-year exams: Harrison Beaumont, Thomas Chase, Jackson Craig, Davion Dawkins, Kyra Howard, Ava Loracco, Axel Morales, Daniel Morgan, Quinn Muldoon, Tyler (Kade) Stephens.

For Aerospace Engineering: Solomon Antar - Accomplished.

For Cybersecurity: Cedric Cavanaugh - Practiced, Alexa Ford - Practiced, Ciara McAllister - Accomplished.

For Computer Integrated Manufacturing, the following students scored as Accomplished: Solomon Antar, Amalia Decastro, Patrick Jordan, Sawyer Nicholson, Joseph Ventura.

Achieving a Distinguished score for CIM was Thomas Chase.

The following students received Accomplished for their work in Computer Science Essentials: Colton Davidson, Tanner Grodzicki, Isabella Hardy, Sophia Hennessey, Jude Hutchings-McMahon, Andrew Lagreze, Molly Langway, Kinsey Lister, Benjamin Mills, Ava Pina, Emily Saliba, Willow Staniels, Edgar Tavares-Silva.

Achieving Distinguished for Computer Science Essentials were Davion Dawkins and Sean Garland.

National Latin Exam Awards

Last spring, Monomoy hosted the National Latin Exam for the first time in the school’s history. This is a 40-question, leveled, multiple-choice exam that Latin students across the country take. Once a collective average is calculated, students who score above average are recognized. These students all challenged themselves by taking this optional exam: 

Remi Schreiner, Gold Medal: Summa Cum Laude
Sofia Duguay, Silver Medal: Maxima Cum Laude
Lizzie Cronen, Silver Medal: Maxima Cum Laude
Corinne Pina, Magna Cum Laude
Emma Eldredge, Magna Cum Laude
Welly Holmes, Magna Cum Laude
Marek Punty, Magna Cum Laude
Andrew Lagreze, Cum Laude
Callie Meader, Cum Laude
Tyler Fleishmann, Cum Laude

John and Abigail Adams Scholarship

A number of MRHS seniors were named as recipients of The John and Abigail Adams Scholarship. The Adams Scholarship is a merit-based program that provides a credit toward tuition for up to eight semesters of undergraduate education at a Massachusetts state college or university. For this scholarship, recognition is based on student scores on the 10th grade MCAS exam. The Monomoy Regional High School Adams Scholarship Award Winners are: 

Solomon Antar, Tyler Ayer, Ella Baum, Meryn Boutin, Mackenzie Bowers, Rubi Cabrera, Mckenna Carchedi, Thomas Chase, Rea Christakis, Felipe De Souza, Amalia Decastro, Jillian Dittrich, Tyler Fleischmann, Megan Gabri, Lauren Gabri, Chatham Gillis, Arden Gingras, Sarah Groves, Emory Hines, Ognyana Ivanova, Patrick Jordan, Payton MacRoberts, Carly Mainini, Ciara McAllister, Patrick McMahon, Abigail Meyer, Lucas Mirisola, Sawyer Nicholson, Sophia Pandiscio, Xevi Pina Parker, Ethan Seufert, Dominic Silvester, Natalie Sims, Jillian Stevenson, Joseph Ventura.

College Board Recognition Program

The College Board National Recognition Program awards academic honors to high-performing students to help them stand out to colleges and celebrate their hard work. Students of all backgrounds from schools nationwide are eligible to claim an award based on their achievements on the PSAT/NMSQT or AP Exams. The following students have been recognized by the College Board with their School Recognition Award:

Tyler Ayer, Bobbi Braz, Thomas Chase, Rea Christakis, Lizzie Cronen, Emma Eldredge, Autumn Escher, Tyler Fleischmann, Chatham Gillis, Caroline Hadden, Emory Hines, Abigail Meyer, Sawyer Nicholson, Natalie Sims.

AP Scholar Awards

There are levels of AP Scholar designation, depending on the number of AP courses taken and the scores earned: AP Scholar – students who receive scores of 3 or higher on three or more AP Exams; AP Scholar with Honor – students who receive an average score of at least 3.25 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on four or more of these exams; and AP Scholar with Distinction – students who receive an average score of at least 3.5 on all AP Exams taken, and scores of 3 or higher on five or more of these exams.

The following students have been recognized as AP Scholars: Tyler Ayer, Meryn Boutin, McKenna Carchedi, Felipe DeSouza, Jillian Dittrich, Olivia Eldredge, Alexa Ford, Arden Gingras, Lily Gray, Patrick McMahon, Abigail Meyer, Dominic Silvester, Leila Spencer, Faye Viprino, Madison Whitcomb.

The students receiving AP Scholar with Honor recognition are: Ella Baum, Tessa Grodzicki, Caroline Hadden, Patrick Jordan, Livia LeBlanc, Lucas Mirasola, Sofia Pandiscio, Jillian Stevenson.

The students receiving AP Scholar with Distinction recognition are: Mackenzie Bowers, Thomas Chase, Rea Christakis, Tyler Fleischmann, Chatham Gillis, Emory Hines, Abrielle Long, Payton MacRoberts, Ciara McAllister, Sawyer Nicholson, Margaret Powers, Natalie Sims, Joseph Ventura. 

A number of students from the MRHS Class of 2025 were also recognized as AP Scholars. The graduates receiving AP Scholar recognition include: Ashley Anderson, Isabella Bellefeuille, Anna Borzilleri, Emily Brophy, Bobbi Brown, Jacob Celani, Dillon Chapman, Sophia Cohrs, Jericah Dujua, Maya Flaherty, Jack Heffernan, Tamer Khalil, Ryan Laramee, Charlotte Mahoney, Thomas Marchio, Sophia Milan, Scarlett O'Malley, Juliana Ritchie, Chace Robbins, Emily Silvester, Adelaide Thonus, Zach Vagenas, Niko Vujosevic, Jacob Woodland, Chase Yarletts. The graduates receiving AP Scholar with Honor recognition include: Justin Barr, Finn Hyora, Maya Jones, Emily Layton, Ella Robinson. The graduates receiving AP Scholar with Distinction include: Lucy Bates, Kassandra Cruz, Jason Elhilow, Cameron McCutcheon, Aubrieta Schneeberger, Hillevi Segerson, Chloe Thompson, Caroline Vitolo.

National Merit Scholarship Commended Student

The final award is a seldom earned accolade from the College Board and it is always exciting when it happens to one of our students.

Tyler Fleischmann has been named a Commended Student in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program. About 34,000 Commended Students throughout the nation are being recognized for their exceptional academic promise. Although they will not continue in 2026 competition for National Merit Scholarship Awards (only the top 16,000 continue on), Commended Students placed among the top 50,000 students who entered the 2026 competition by taking the 2024 PSAT/NMSQT.

“Those being named Commended Students have demonstrated outstanding potential for academic success,” commented a spokesperson for NMSC. “These students represent a valuable national resource; recognizing their accomplishments, as well as the key role their schools play in their academic development, is vital to the advancement of educational excellence in our nation. We hope that this recognition will help broaden their educational opportunities and encourage them as they continue their pursuit of academic success.”

Congratulations to all!