The following students have been named to the first nine weeks honor roll at Madison-Grant Jr. High School:
GRADE EIGHT
All A’s
Breanna Carr, Druscilla Corliss, Stephen Cox, Adam Gibson, Kelsen Hazelwood, Bethani Herniak, Kelci Hoke, Leslie Hudson, Jessica Hull, Abby Lemon, Cierra Liddick, Kayla Martin, Jerica Rodabaugh, Kayla Stanley, Theresa Thieleke, Caleb Whybrew and Alyssa York.
All A’s and B’s
Matthew Carey, Bradley Christensen, Taylor Cole, Marissa Collins, Mikayla Dodson, Brandon Fields, John Finley, John Hanes, Erin Harbert, Bailie Havens, Robbie Kelsay, Sheumais McHenry, Jasmine Nelson, Curtis Presnall, Alyson Robbins, Samantha Roberts, Jesse Rominger, Colin Solms, Taylor Sosinski, Ciara Vetor, Cody Wampner, Allison Wimmer and Melissa Young.
GRADE SEVEN
All A’s
Brantley Butcher, Victoria Crouse, Jacob Johnson, Stephanie Jones, Faith Kitts, Hope Kitts, Trevor McNutt, Charles Peacock, Elizabeth Runyan, Sara Scott, Alexandra Small, Jessa Watson and Tanner Wise.
All A’s and B’s
Lucas Brown, Marshall Carey, Eliabeth Corliss, Evan Curtis, Aaron Dreaden, Caleb Fields, Alexandra Greenwald, Katelyn Haase, Cheyanne Hasty, Bobbi Howell, Halie Johnson, Abigail Manwell, Elia Marshall, Samuel McDermit, Zachary Meisner, Lexi Nuncio, Aaron Patton, Courtney Rager, Travis Rogers, Trisha Rumler, Maria Shelby, Anthony Standridge, Emileigh Stanley, Brandon Stowers, Lindsay Summers, Kristin Wilson and Hoyt Young.
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Honor Rolls: Madison-Grant Junior High
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