257 of 803 named to High Honor Roll for second marking period at Warren Middle School

WARREN TWP. – A total of 257 out of 803 students were named to the High Honor Roll for the second marking period at grades 6-8 Warren Middle School.

Another 391 students were named to the Honor Roll, meaning that a total of 648 out of the entire 803 student body were named to either the High Honor or Honor Roll.

 The Board of Education policy is to publish only those students who have achieved High Honor status.

Honor Roll students are notified they have been named in a letter from the principal.

To qualify for high honors, a student must achieve the grades of A-plus, A, and A-minus in all subjects.

Grade 6

Zachary Aanstoots, Keerthi Adusumilli, Gianna Alfano, Bailey Ashe, Madison Barkow, Bianca Bicalho, Peter Bosco, Michael Brady, Steven Bressler, Angela Bui, Shaun Cagnetta, David Cantone, Gerald Carmody, Kari Carmody, Muireann Carmody, Alexandra Catalano, Harsabreen Chadha, Tristen Chau, Catherine Chen, Clara Citarella, Meghan Ciullo, Rachel Corbin, Vincent Dai, Gavin DeFuria, Anthony DeNave, Lea Dombrowski, Michelle Du, Michael Duncan, Carina Durning, Nicole Entrup, Jillian Ferrara, Lindsay Fogel, Alyssa Galdi, Preston Gatto, Giuliana Giordano, William Gitoneas, Ian Glass, Julia Glickman, Zoe Golkin, Justin Halper, Lauren Hanna, Nicholas He, Melissa Hertzberg, Sierra Heuvelman, Michael Hopwood, Jack Horan, Emery Jochnau, Sheldon Kohl, Alan Kohler, Amanda Kumor, Alisa Lapioli, Rachel Lee, Calvin Li, Alexandria Logan, Emma Lombardo, Rachel Lu, Michael Maloney, Angela Munoz, Eliana Neuwirth, Annamaria Newmark, Ryan O’Byrne, Caitlyn Park, Sarah Pascoal, Brenda Peng, Joshua Pester, Carl Peterson, Kyle Picut, Brady Pilsbury, Brigita Przybylski, Deepta Raghavan, Michael Recenello, Andrew Roth, Neha Saju, Sana Salam, Jarett Schwartz, Lindsey Shi, Tanvi Siddharthan, Tea Simon, Jeffrey Stickler, Annika Surapaneni, Jonathan Taub, Alexis Tekin, Alexandra Terry, Michael Tobin, Arbi Ulaj, Arlind Ulaj, Eris Ulaj, Natalie Vogel, Jennifer Walpow, Daniel Wang, Linda Ye, and Christopher Yu.

Grade 7

Masaki Aerts, Gianna Aprile, Justin Bardy, Samuel Beck, Jordan Blitzer, Danny Canossa, EmilyChen, Allison Coffey, Alessandro Conte, Allison Conway, Faith Cooke, Martina Cruz Mora, Meghana Dantuluri, John Dardis, Alyssa deCavaignac, William DiGrande, Jonathan Dong, Christopher Draikiwicz, Ellice Falivene, Sophie Feldman, Haley Frey, Matthew Genirs, Nicole Goldstein, Amy Holz, Allison Horvath, Karthik Irakam, Brianna Jackson, Sam Khazaei, Natalie Kim, Tea Kingley, Gillian Klein, Danielle Koslow, Ryan Krakower, Christopher Lachenauer, Kyle Lamble, Sebastien Lamy, Marc Larson, Stephen Lee, Jared Levine, Haley Levine, Julianne Lin, Kevin Lu, Megan Ma, Arjun Mahal, Adam Manspeizer, Matthew Mauricio, Irina McCabe, Jessica Mendez, Max Micheller, Victoria Molinari, Amy Narakornpichit, Matthew Ng, Parth Patel, Christopher Pinho, Alexander Pringle, Natalie Przybylski, John Puchalski, Tarun Puppala, Andrew Qu, Jonathan Rich, Alexander Ronan, Thomas Ronan, Sarah Rosa, Sydney Roth, Caroline Rucker, Rachel Sabnani, Megan Sardis, Jordan Scheiner, David Schlingloff, Kinnary Shah, Allison Simon, Michael Snyder, Jesse Song, Emmaline Stoddard, Kieran Stokes, Raymond Tang, Joshua Tankel, Myah Toubin, Kathryn Trovato, Ethan Tu, Nicholas Ugarte, Gavin Van Skiver, Sarah Wagman, Sean Wang, Nicole Wang, Cidney Weng, Emily Yan, Jenny Yan, Warren Yang, Samuel Zelnick, Brian Zeng, and Emma Zucker

Grade 8

Ty Agaisse, Christopher Akrawi, Manav Anand, Julia Assuncao, Rosemarie Baratta, Kira Bartnick, Allison Bernstein, Dara Blatteis, Timothy Cardona, Jenna Charko, Claire Chen, Kristin Chin, Hannah Ciullo, Michael Colantuono, Matthew Corbin, Mary Day, Matthew Decker, Amina Elmallah, Lori Engler, Kelly Franks, Sophia Garcia, Molly Garyantes, Ryan Goldberg, Matthew Grunstein, Michelle Guo, Sarah Haner, Jonathan He, Ross Heilberg, Rachel Hertzberg, Natasha Hunter, Abigail Ingber, Sara Isailovski, Allison Isherwood, Danielle Kabat, Parima Kadikar, Julia Kang, Christina Karsos, Zuzanna Kasper, Emily Kim, Jason Krakower, Megan Lapioli, Sophie Liang, Lauren Loesberg, Megan Ma, Kelly Mosquera, Teresa Nguyen, Rachel Oberman, Holly O’Byrne, Jack Pacetti, Sneha Panackal, Shaun Parimoo, Kunwoo Park, Anjali Patel, Pooja Patel, Shagoon Patel, John Hunter Penek, Mackenzie Phillips, Evan Rahimi, Brett Rudnitsky, Ari Scherzer, Benjamin Scherzer, Christopher Shao, Derek Shue, Molly Shulan, Chad Simons, Rebecca Sinha, Logan Smith, Sydney Stein, Annalise Suitovsky, Emily Tang, Kiera Vrindten, Alexander Weisgerber, and Henry Zhu.

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Soldier Killed By Afghanistan Blast Named

A soldier who died more than two months after being injured in an explosion in Afghanistan has been named as Corporal Jack Stanley.

The 26-year-old, from The Queen's Royal Hussars (The Queen's Own and Royal Irish) died at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham on Sunday, after he was caught in an explosion from an improvised explosive device (IED) on February 3.

The soldier, from Bolton, was a Section Commander who deployed to Afghanistan with C (Coriano) Company, Combined Force Lashkar Gah (The Queen's Royal Hussars Battle Group) in October 2011.

Cpl Stanley was treated in Afghanistan and the UK after being wounded in the blast in February.

He died surrounded by his family, the Ministry of Defence said.

The soldier, who was on a patrol aimed at improving understanding of the area and the local population in Pupalzay Kalay, east of Lashkar Gah, was crossing into a field when he was caught in the blast.

He was taken by helicopter to a medical facility at Camp Bastion before being transferred to Birmingham .

Cpl Stanley, described as a "gifted young soldier", had already served in Iraq before he was deployed to Afghanistan.

He was hailed as "an outstanding footballer" and a key member of the Regimental team which won the British Army (Germany) Cup in 2010 and the Cavalry Cup in 2011.

He leaves behind his mother, Brenda, his father, Tom, his sisters, Rachel, Larissa and Joanne, and his girlfriend Sarah.

Paying tribute, Cpl Stanley's mother said: "Jack was a kind, generous lad with a ready smile.

"His dedication to his regiment was equalled only by his passion for Bolton Wanderers Football Club.

"He fought so hard to stay with us and the devastation we feel cannot be described. The world is duller without him and Heaven brighter."

Lieutenant Colonel Ian Mortimer, Commanding Officer of Combined Force Lashkar Gah (The Queen's Royal Hussars Battle Group) said junior soldiers aspired to be like Cpl Stanley.

"Cpl Jack 'Stan' Stanley joined The Queen's Royal Hussars in December 2003. Right from the beginning he made a huge impression.

"Such was his ability and flair for soldiering he was quickly singled out to join the Regiment's Reconnaissance Troop where he excelled. He was utterly dedicated to his friends and the regiment, and this just shone through in everything he did.

"Hugely popular with all ranks, he was known for his quick wit and ready smile, even in the darker moments.

"Professional, fit, robust and utterly determined, he thrived on the challenges of Army life, whether it was on operations in Iraq, or here in Afghanistan.

"He was fantastic at his job and also a renowned footballer. Both on and off the sports field he excelled. He epitomised the very best of his generation.

"We have lost a most outstanding soldier who was an inspiration to all. Junior soldiers aspired to be like Stan.

"He was gravely injured on operations here in Afghanistan and has tragically succumbed to his wounds. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this most difficult and tragic time. We will remember him."

Sergeant Jonathan David Hillary, 1 Platoon Sergeant, C Company, Combined Force Lashkar Gah (The Queen's Royal Hussars Battle Group) said Cpl Stanley would be missed by the whole platoon.

"Jack was a blonde, cheeky chap from Bolton who would do anything to preserve as much of his hair as possible without getting caught!

"More importantly though he was a soldier to respect and follow. He was, and will be remembered as, a great leader to his young soldiers and respected by his commanders.

"I have had the privilege of commanding Jack for the past 18 months and it has been the best time in my 13 years of service. 

"Jack will be missed by the whole platoon and there is now a hole in the hearts of all of the men who knew him."

Defence Secretary Philip Hammond has expressed his "heartfelt condolences" to Cpl Stanley's family, comrades and friends.

"It is clear from the tributes paid to him that Cpl Stanley was an extremely brave individual who exemplified all the virtues of the British soldier," he said.

"Personable and professional to the end, Cpl Stanley showed himself to be a trusted leader and by every account given by those who knew him, he was a credit to his parents and his regiment."

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