Honor Roll third grader Dafne Mendez Amador receives her award from Principal Leslie Cole. Dean of Students Jeanie Owens in background. Photo P. Vankevich

By Peter Vankevich

Ocracoke School students were honored Monday in the school gym for academic achievement in attaining the honor roll and principal’s list for the second nine-week session.

To attend, the families and friends had to navigate big puddles in pouring rain.

Ocracoke School Principal Leslie Cole said there were 32 students from grades three to 12 on the Honor Roll, which measures grading scores of 85 to 92, and 26 students on the Principal’s List, which is 93 to 100.

“So excellent job,” she said. “That’s 58 students.”

Following the academic awards were the Dolphin Awards. Recipients of Dolphin Awards are chosen by their teachers for their enthusiasm, special interests and contributions to their classes.

Principal’s List recipients. Photo: P. Vankevich
Honor roll members. Photo: P. Vankevich
Dolphin Award recipients. Photo: P. Vankevich

Dolphin Awardees:

PreK
Emerson King

Kindergarten
Mariluna Gyger
Amaya Strissel
Nicolas Neal

First Grade
Allison Lopez-Trejo
Xander Palacios
Yossbany Ibarra
Eivan Morales Huerta
Luke Gallaher

Second Grade
Gael Guerrero
Perez Evelyn Contreras

Third Grade
Emmett Gallaher
Dafne Mendez Amador
Natalia Trejo
Armando Perez-Leyva

Fourth Grade
Riely Brown
Kyler Luna

Fifth Grade
Daira Mendez Amador
Lizbeth Perez
Jordan Suazo-Dominguez

Middle School
Angel Garcia
Tyler Carbis
Jamileht Martinez
Angel Hernandez-Ortiz

High School  Math
Alexis Villanueva

High School History
Noah O’Neal

High School Science
Phawan Udomsrisamran

High School English
Nicholas Cole

High School CTE
Elvis Morales Monter

Art
Melissa Suazo Lopez – K-2nd
Jordan Suazo Dominguez – 3rd-5th
Mau Guerrero Perez – Middle School
Mira Barnes – High School

Physical Education
Amaya Luna – K-2nd
Pierce Bryan – 3rd-5th Bailey Bryan – Middle School
Angela Flores – High School

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