Honoring Excellence: 2025 Upper School Awards

As we close another remarkable academic year, we proudly celebrate the students whose outstanding achievements and dedication embody the spirit of our Upper School. From academic distinction to leadership, creativity, and service, these students exemplify excellence in every sense. Congratulations to the 2025 award winners!

Outstanding Citizen Awards

• 9th Grade: Amanda Lyons
• 10th Grade: Jade Sharma
• 11th Grade: Sam Browder

Outstanding Scholar Awards

• 9th Grade: William Adams
• 10th Grade: Tri Huynh
• 11th Grade: Aiden Charles

Distinguished Senior Awards

• Head of School Medal: Michael Skaria, who “embodies all of our pillars in spirit and action.”
• Faculty Award: Caleb Mulvaney, who “brought a lot of spirit to our community, excelled in the classroom and sports.”
• Upper School Award: Rhea Skaria, who “dedicated herself to service at every level of our school community so others could shine in the spotlight.”

Outstanding Student Athletes

• Caleb Mulvaney ‘25
• Beatrice Liwanag ‘26

Outstanding Theatre Awards

• Scarlett Lopiccolo ‘25
• Sam Browder ‘26

Outstanding Debate Awards

• Mallory Cotton ‘27
• Carlee Jennings ‘27

Outstanding Mock Trial Awards

• Sitara Reganti ‘25
• Amanda Lyons ‘28
• Cricket Paton ‘28

Community Service Award

• Lance Zhou ‘25, who has volunteered at “river cleanups, recycling programs, Children’s Cabinet, community food pantry, supported theatre, Beads of Brightness,” and more. 

Senior Student Government Leader Recognition

• Student Body President: Rhea Skaria ‘25

Honor Council Award for Service

• Rhea Skaria

Academic Excellence Awards

Recognizing top students in each subject for their academic mastery:

Science

• Computational Physics: Milin Sekhon ‘28
• Conceptual Physics: Bodhi Delellis ‘28
• Honors Biology: Maggie Jensen-Eykamp ‘27
• Honors Chemistry: Emma Sapp ‘26
• AP Chemistry: Rhea Skaria ‘25
• AP Environmental Science: Sophia Soran ‘25
• AP Physics I: Zach Power ‘25
• AP Biology: Aiden Charles ‘26
• AP Computer Science Principles: Rushil Mahadevu ‘28
• Human Anatomy & Physiology: Jade Sharma ‘27
• Introduction to Engineering: Jensen Wu ‘27

Mathematics

• Geometry: Charlie Illg ‘29
• Algebra II: Patty McMillin ‘26
• Honors Algebra II: Rushil Mahadevu ‘28
• Pre-Calculus: Endie Prevedouros ‘26
• AP Precalculus: Raghav Bhalla ‘26
• AP Calculus AB: Michael Skaria ‘25
• AP Calculus BC: Emma Sapp ‘26
• AP Statistics: Sophia Soran ‘25

English

• Ancient & Medieval Literature: Viola Charles ‘28
• Honors World Literature: Katy Illg ‘27
• American Literature: Dean Curis ‘26
• Honors American Literature: Raghav Bhalla ‘26
• AP English Language & Composition: Emma Sapp ‘26
• Honors British Literature: Rhea Skaria ‘25
• AP English Literature & Composition: Sophia Soran ‘25

Foreign Language

• Latin II: Katy Illg ‘27
• Latin III: Owen Heaphy ‘27
• AP Latin: Emma Sapp ‘26
• Spanish II: Milin Sekhon ‘28
• Spanish III: Raghav Bhalla ‘26
• Spanish Literature: Beatrice Liwanag ‘26
• AP Spanish: Sophia Soran ‘25

History & Social Sciences

• Ancient History & Religions to 1400: Rushil Mahadevu ‘28
• AP World History: Wes Kennedy ‘27
• United States History: Kaylee Folsom ‘26
• AP United States History: Sam Browder ‘26
• Senior Seminar: Michael Skaria ‘25
• AP U.S. Government & Politics: Bryce Stormo ‘26
• AP Human Geography: Milin Sekhon ‘28

Arts

• Music Foundations: Tri Huynh ‘27
• Theatre Foundations: Maggie Jensen-Eykamp ‘27
• Art Foundations: Ana Treadway ‘27
• Studio Art: Morgan Hayes ‘26
• Media Arts: Michael Skaria ‘25
• AP Studio Art: Rhea Skaria ‘25

Each award reflects countless hours of work, determination, and passion. Congratulations to all our Scorpions! You make our community proud, and we can’t wait to see what you do next.