On Tuesday, April 3, Whitefield Academy held a senior scholars luncheon in honor of the 22 seniors who have earned the magna cum laude and summa cum laude distinction.
As a group, these students include six with 4.0 GPAs.
To earn the magna cum laude distinction, students must earn a 3.70-4.0 cumulative grade point average during their four years of Upper School; take a minimum of six honors and/or AP courses; take four years of a foreign language (or three years of a foreign language if seven honors and/or AP courses have been taken); and have no failing grades throughout their Upper School career.
Seniors who have earned magna cum laude distinction are: Jakob Burkett, Alex Carver, Chip Goldsmith, Malcolm Griffin, Annabelle Herschend, Madeline LeBlanc, Coleman Miller, and Austin Sumter.
The summa cum laude distinction is awarded to students who have achieved a 3.95 or greater cumulative grade point average during their Upper School career; taken a minimum of four AP courses; taken four years of a foreign language (or three years of a foreign language if five AP courses have been taken); and have had no failing grades.
Seniors who have earned summa cum laude distinction are: Katie Cella, Jack Charles, Evan Gossett, Maggie Heiskell, Stephen Hellier, Jared Jones, Christian Knox, Molly Langella, Michael McCarthy, Madison McCloskey, Brooks Merkle, Joseph Schwartz, Kaitlyn Stewart, and Jackson Williams.
After recognizing these students at the scholar luncheon, Upper School principal Nathan Stevens announced the 2018 valedictorian, Katie Cella, and the 2018 salutatorian, Kaitlyn Stewart.
Congratulations to all of our senior scholars for your outstanding achievement.
As a group, these students include six with 4.0 GPAs.
To earn the magna cum laude distinction, students must earn a 3.70-4.0 cumulative grade point average during their four years of Upper School; take a minimum of six honors and/or AP courses; take four years of a foreign language (or three years of a foreign language if seven honors and/or AP courses have been taken); and have no failing grades throughout their Upper School career.
Seniors who have earned magna cum laude distinction are: Jakob Burkett, Alex Carver, Chip Goldsmith, Malcolm Griffin, Annabelle Herschend, Madeline LeBlanc, Coleman Miller, and Austin Sumter.
The summa cum laude distinction is awarded to students who have achieved a 3.95 or greater cumulative grade point average during their Upper School career; taken a minimum of four AP courses; taken four years of a foreign language (or three years of a foreign language if five AP courses have been taken); and have had no failing grades.
Seniors who have earned summa cum laude distinction are: Katie Cella, Jack Charles, Evan Gossett, Maggie Heiskell, Stephen Hellier, Jared Jones, Christian Knox, Molly Langella, Michael McCarthy, Madison McCloskey, Brooks Merkle, Joseph Schwartz, Kaitlyn Stewart, and Jackson Williams.
After recognizing these students at the scholar luncheon, Upper School principal Nathan Stevens announced the 2018 valedictorian, Katie Cella, and the 2018 salutatorian, Kaitlyn Stewart.
Congratulations to all of our senior scholars for your outstanding achievement.