London High School’s Isabella Kerry wins poll

London High School’s Isabella Kerry was the winner in this week’s Dispatch Student of the Week poll.

Kerry received 2,603 ​​votes, or 68.32% of the total cast, compared to second runner-up Marleigh LaVoie, who received 21.29%.

Here is Kerry’s nomination from the school:

“Isabella has a 4.5 GPA and is ranked fourth in her class. She has been a cast member of every fall play during her high school career, including this year as the lead in Antigone. She has also been a cast member of every musical. and plans to continue this spring Isabella has been a member of the Pride of London Marching Band since the eighth grade. She currently serves as a field commander after serving as the low brass section leader during her sophomore and junior years of the Club. and the National Honor Society. Finally, she has been a Madison County Youth Prevention Ambassador for three years and has participated in the Rotary Speech Contest for the past two years.

Here is LaVoie’s nomination from the school:

“Marleigh LaVoie is a senior at New Albany High School and is a six-time varsity letterman, serving as varsity cheer captain. She was also nominated for the Archie Griffin Scholarship Award in 2021. With more of 215 hours of community volunteering, actively supports organizations such as Miracle League, New Albany Youth Cheerleading, Westerville Area Resource Ministry, The Buddy Walk, and The Church of the Resurrection Academically, he has a 3.9 GPA and is an active member of the Student Council, the National Honor Society, the Key Club, and the National Leadership and Success Society. As a dual enrollment honors student, she will graduate with 57 college credits from Columbus State. Her senior project focuses on her journey toward cheerleading. college, working with former OSU and Team USA cheerleader Maria Wisman.

Students were nominated by principals, teachers and guidance counselors at participating central Ohio high schools for their excellent academic and school performance and community service.

Here were the other nominees and what was said about them:

D’Andre Stovall, Westerville North High School: “From his respectful behavior in class to his dedication to excellence in football and wrestling, sophomore D’andre Stovall knows the power of making a good impression. D’andre is a well-rounded student who carries an influence positive to his teammates. His soccer team implements a study table, allowing D’andre to use his time efficiently to study and prepare for classes. an opportunity to discover and hang out with his friends. To read a room and is willing to collaborate, help his friends or brighten the class with a smile and a laugh. His father taught him to pay attention to details, so. that D’andre values ​​etiquette and presentation, understanding how it can determine the opportunities that come his way. He always gives 100% in effort and respect, no matter who he is with: family, coaches, teachers or classmates. Exudes good manners and a drive for excellence stands out. as an individual who radiates inspiration and recognizes the needs of others, knowing that these characteristics will take him far in life.”

Alejandro Garcia, St. Francis DeSales High School: “Senior Alejandro García played a key role in organizing the school’s Family Party held this month and it was a tremendous success. Alejandro attended meetings, provided guidance to other students, and provided clear communication during the event. event. Additionally, his founding of SFD’s new “Hello” club has provided more opportunities for younger students to experience his effective leadership in action. “Alejandro also serves as the Student Council representative and class captain for Spirit Week, which will be held this week (Oct. 21-25) at the high school.”

Elnathan Abiy, Canal Winchester High School: “Elnathan exemplifies dedication, hard work and intellectual curiosity, making him a strong candidate for this recognition. During his summer internship at Canal Winchester Schools in the technology department, Elnathan demonstrated impressive technical skills, professionalism and a strong work ethic, in part responsible for maintaining and updating all technology hardware and software in the school’s classrooms. In addition to his success as an intern, Elnathan is a highly motivated student who continually challenges himself academically. an active participant in our CISCO Academy, where he is honing his networking and IT skills and preparing for a future in the technology field. Additionally, he is currently enrolled in multiple Advanced Placement (AP) courses, which showcase his commitment to. “Elnathan’s academic excellence and dedication and strong character make him a worthy candidate for Student of the Week.”

Here’s a look at all our winners so far this year:

Our next Student of the Week survey will be published on Monday.

This article originally appeared in The Columbus Dispatch: London High School’s Isabella Kerry wins Student of the Week award