Rosarian Academy hosted fourth through seventh-grade students and parents for its end-of-the-school-year awards ceremony in the Rosarian Theater on Friday, June 3. Moderated by Linda Trethewey, Head of School, Virginia Devine, Principal, Keller Lanahan, Assistant Principal, and Joy VanDyke, Guidance Counselor, the ceremony began with a passing of the student council gavel from outgoing president, Brady Surovek, and vice president, Mark Albury, to incoming president, Jack Freitas, and Vice President, Max Griffin. Opening remarks from Ms. Devine then recognized students for their achievements in the 2021-2022 school year. The Honor Roll students were:
7th Grade
Ainslee Aden- Highest Academic Honors and Double E Award
Walker Albury- Highest Academic Honors and Double E Award
Benjamin Blanco-Second Honors
Nick Brinson- First Honors and Double E Award
Mia Chaves- First Honors and Double E Award
Jack Freitas- Highest Academic Honors and Double E Award
Eva Furlo- First Honors and Double E Award
Max Griffin- Highest Academic Honors and Double E Award
Jack Hansen- Highest Academic Honors and Double E Award
Isabella Pedroni-Spinola- First Honors and Double E Award
Chase Rehm- Second Honors
Coley Surovek- Second Honors
Orion Vincent- First Honors and Double E Award
Sixth Grade
Olivia Addesa- Second Honors
Isla Brawn- First Honors and Double E
Tessa Brown-First Honors and Double E
Chloe Castro- First Honors
Nick Ferik- First Honors
Gabby Fulton- Second Honors
Bea George -First Honors and Double E
Ravi Hernandez- Second Honors and Double E
Brianna Johnson- Second Honors
Vivian Lanahan -Second Honors and Double E
Michael McDonald- Second Honors
Santino Merchan- First Honors and Double E
Caroline Mischke- First Honors and Double E
Luca Quartarolo-First Honors and Double E
Ava Rodriguez- First Honors and Double E
Andrew Sevald- First Honors and Double E
Ainslee Theiss- Second Honors
Kendall Theiss- Second Honors
Cormac Toner- First Honors and Double E
Kayla Ugarte- First Honors and Double E
Serena Weingartner- First Honors and Double E
Caroline Yohe- First Honors and Double E
The Highest Academic Achievement Awards went to Jack Hansen, 7th grade, Kayla Ugarte, 6th grade, and Megan Stetson, 5th grade.
Winners of the Raider Grit Award for demonstrating the character traits of courage, conscientiousness, perseverance, passion and resilience were Isabella Sprafka, 7th grade, Ava Rodriguez, 6th grade, and Carter Osiecki, 5th grade.
Subject area awards for the 7th grade were:
Outstanding achievement in Religion, Isabella Pedroni-Spinola; Outstanding achievement in Literature,Mia Chaves; Outstanding achievement in English, Max Griffin; Outstanding achievement in Algebra I Honors, Nick Brinson; Outstanding achievement in Pre-Algebra, Eva Furlo; Outstanding achievement in Math Course 2, Caroline Mahoney; Outstanding achievement in History, Walker Albury; Outstanding achievement in Science, Orion Vincent; Outstanding achievement in Spanish, Nick Brinson; Outstanding achievement in Art, Isabella Day; Outstanding achievement in Drama, Jack Freitas; Outstanding achievement in Music, Orion Vincent; Outstanding Achievement in STEM, Jack Freitas; Outstanding achievement in Physical Education, Ainslee Aden.
Subject area awards for the 6th grade were:
Outstanding achievement in Religion, Bea George; Outstanding achievement in Literature, Tessa Brown; Outstanding achievement in English, Caroline Yohe; Outstanding achievement in Math Course 2, Andrew Sevald; Outstanding achievement in Math Course 1, Gabby Fulton; Outstanding achievement in History, Cormac Toner; Outstanding achievement in Science, Isla Brawn; Outstanding achievement in Spanish, Caroline Mischke; Outstanding achievement in Art, Ainslee Theiss; Outstanding achievement in Drama, Finley Nelson; Outstanding achievement in Music, Ravi Hernandez; Outstanding achievement in STEM, Johnny Matter; Outstanding achievement in Physical Education, Michael McDonald.
Subject area awards for 5th grade were:
Outstanding achievement in Religion, Ava Logsdon; Outstanding achievement in Literature, Alora Wilt; Outstanding achievement in English, Ceci Hernandez-Macias; Outstanding achievement in Math, Jacob Bell; Outstanding achievement in Math Course 1, Matias Duran; Outstanding achievement in History, Jaxson Brucker; Outstanding achievement in Science, Charlotte Bischoff; Outstanding achievement in Spanish, Jaxson Brucker; Outstanding achievement in Art, Lilly Ivancevic; Outstanding achievement in Drama, Cici Hansen; Outstanding achievement in Music, Sebastian Hilfiger; Outstanding achievement in STEM, Sawyer Treadway; Outstanding achievement in Physical Education, Julian Angle.
Next, Mrs. Lanahan recognized the third and fourth grade students who joined the “1 Million Word Readers Club” for reading over one million words throughout the course of the school year. Those students were:
3rd Grade
Marion Chopin 1,194,422
Francis Pham 1,940,834
4th Grade
Lachlan Throop 1, 217,110
Madison Darsch 1,261,555
Olivia Seidler 1, 649,297
Aleksandr Kharkov 2,073,904
Lola Grande 2,617,981
Khloe Ugarte 3,730,011
Micaela Conley 4,132,721
Ms. VanDyke then awarded character pins for this trimester’s character traits. The winners were:
Diligence
5th Grade: Stella Saunders
6th Grade: Nicholas Coniglio and Chloe Castro
7th Grade: Ainslee Aiden
Citizenship
4th Grade: Isabella Mann and Lily Rogers
5th Grade: Sawyer Treadway
6th Grade: Liam St. John
7th Grade: Mia Chaves
Responsibility
4th Grade: Alexandra Wren and Cerina Deitz
5th Grade: Jaxon Brucker
6th Grade: Kayla Ugarte
7th Grade: Nick Brinson
The ceremony concluded by recognizing the recipient of the inaugural Adrian Dominican Legacy Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded to a student based on merit and need and represents a total value up to $175,000. In keeping with the mission of the Adrian Dominican Sisters, this scholarship places an emphasis on diversity. Ms. Devine was pleased to announce that Orion Vincent is this year’s Adrian Dominican Legacy Scholarship recipient.
