Gold, Silver, Bronze Awards for 2022-2023

Rev. Paul Rourke, SJ
Published: 09/9/2025
Gold, silver, and bronze awards are selected for every class and are based on each teacher's assessment of the student who has excelled academically, contributed positively to the class environment, and demonstrated interest in the subject matter.
Gold Awards
Students who achieve academic distinction in three or more classes earn a gold award.
Class of 2024
- Esther Iaccarino — 3D Art, Chemistry Honors, English III, Intro to Coding, and Spanish 401 Honors
- Gracie Kutz — AP Calc AB, AP U.S. History, Chemistry Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology, Spanish 301 Honors, and Theology 11
- Danny McCartney — Chemistry Honors, Concert Band Honors, Human Anatomy & Physiology, and Theology 11
Class of 2025
- Maggie Fitzgerald — Biology Honors, English II Honors, French 201 Honors, Studio Art I, Theology 10
- Reis Stamaris — Chemistry Honors, English II, Geometry, and History II Honors
- Madelyn Tierney — English II Honors, Theology 10, and Biology Honors
Class of 2026
- Stella Cowan — English I, History I, Intro to Art, and Global Science
- Chloe Durkin — Algebra I, English I, Global Science, Spanish 101, and Theology 9
- Kate Prestes — Algebra I, English I, Global Science, and Spanish 101
- Alex Royle — English I, Geometry Honors, Global Science, Spanish 101, and Theology 9
- Lainey Trieu — 2D Art, English I, Jazz Combo Honors, and Theology 10
Silver Awards
Students who achieve academic distinction in two classes earn a silver award.
Class of 2024
- Reese Belanger — AP/Honors Physics and Theology 11
- Madeline Doherty — History III Honors and Human Anatomy & Physiology
- Cora Engebreth — English III and History III
- Lily Johnson — Algebra II Honors + Trigonometry and Theology 11
- Jeffrey Lafrance — English III Honors and French 401 Honors
- Abby Marshall — AP Statistics and AP Environmental Science
- Elijah Timlin — Music Technology and Spanish 301
- Peter Wycoff — AP Government and Chemistry