BIDDEFORD — St. James School recently announced the following students were named to the second quarter honor roll:
GRADE 8
Highest Honors: Ian Pudlo; High Honors: Jodi Coleman, Andrew DeGeorge, Renee Dostal, Kiera Kenneally, Jordan Laplume; Honors: Jacob Laplume, Sophia Normantas, Camden Saucier
GRADE 7
Highest Honors: Calvin Christoforo, Allyson Fournier, Sydney Gagne, Damien Haynes, Hannah LaCourse, Grace Martin, Thomas Palmer; High Honors: Emma Cianchette, Jonathan Dube, Morgan Drouin, Katrin Dumont, Colby Frechette, Sarah Kenney, Aine Mahony, Alexis Matteau, Ethan Paquet, Brianna Paul, Mia Pothier, Caleb Richard; Honors: Abigail Forcier, MaKayla Jean-Paul, Christopher Jordan, Aaron Sands, Jacqueline Vallee, Thomas Wermenchuk
GRADE 6
Highest Honors: Abbigail Fournier, Lydia Rue; High Honors: Amelia Danehy, McKenna Picard, Matthew Rousselle, Alison Violette; Honors: Jordina Coleman, Victoria Curro, Kieya Dion, Nolan Dube, Maxwell Goodwin, Chantel Smith
GRADE 5
Highest Honors: Nicholas Hill, Hazel Stoddard, Blake Wilkinson; High Honors: Paige DeGeorge, Alexandra Dutil, Thomas Gonneville, Aella Mahony, Joshua Paquet, Brian Perrault, Liam Scott, Julia Violette; Honors: Jaron Durkee, Colton Vela
GRADE 4
Highest Honors: Bella Ciampi; High Honors: Avery Cadorette, Kyle Dion, William Goodwin, Hannah Gosselin, Chloe Harding; Honors: Brayden Locke, Daniel Macolini, Grace Poirier and Marieanna Schultz-Aboujaoude.
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