Grade 4
High Honors: Simon Blake, Elliana Durkee, Emma Paquet and Harris Stoddard. Honors: Rosemary Blake, Calvin Cantara, MacKenize Day, Carlos Macdonald, William Palmer, Marielle Rue, Jeannette Schultz-Aboujaoude, Kiley Vela and Baylor Wilkinson.
Grade 5
Highest Honors: Avery Cadorette, Bella Ciampi, William Goodwin, Hannah Gosselin and Chloe Harding. High Honors: Kyle Dion, Daniel Macolini, Grace Poirier and Marieanna Schultz-Aboujaoude. Honors: Ella Ellis-Daley and Brayden Lock.
Grade 6
Highest Honors: Nicholas Hill, Aella Mahony, Joshua Paquet, Hazel Stoddard, Julia Violette and Blake Wilkinson.
High Honors: Paige DeGeorge, Alexandra Dutil, Brian Perrault, Liam Scott and Lauren Troegner.
Honors: Aidan Donovan, Liam Donovan, Isaac Dostal and Victoria Hannah.
Grade 7
Highest Honors: McKenna Picard, Matthew Rousselle, Lydia Rue and Alison Violette. High Honors: Cameron Bshara, Victoria Curro, Amelia Danehy, Abbigail Fournier, Maxwell Goodwin and Seth Harding. Honors: Adam Bastarache, Jordina Coleman and Chantel Smith.
Grade 8A
Highest Honors: Calvin Christoforo, Allyson Fournier and Aaron Sands. High Honors: Jonathan Dube, Matthew Duchaine, Abigail Forcier, Colby Frechette, Damien Haynes, MaKayla Jean-Paul, Hannah LaCourse, Alexis Matteau, Brianna Pau and Jacqueline Vallee. Honors: Nicholas McClellan, Caleb Richard and Thomas Wermenchuk.
Grade 8B
Highest Honors: Grace Martin.
High Honors: Madison Courtois, Andrew DeGeorge, Morgan Drouin, Katrin Dumont, Sydney Gagne, Marcel Haley-Read, Thomas Palmer, Mia Pothier and Yuriy Reiter.
Honors: Christopher Jordan, Sarah Kenney, Joseph LaBrecque, Ethan Paquet and Cody Saucier.
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