It's time to recognize another Telegram & Gazette Student of the Week.
There are three strong nominees this week.
The T&G asked high school principals, teachers and guidance counselors to nominate students they say have shown outstanding school achievement and community service.
The nominees:
Summaries submitted by schools.
Harrison Dennett, South High Community School: Guidance counselor Jane Dowd wrote: Harrison is an exemplary member of the South High Class of 2026. With an incredible 4.91 GPA and a demanding academic schedule that includes six AP courses, Harrison consistently demonstrates an outstanding commitment to academic excellence. In addition to his rigorous coursework, he is a dedicated member of the National Honor Society, volunteering his time to support Saturday academic support sessions, where he works closely with struggling students to help them regain confidence and stay on track for graduation. Beyond the classroom, Harrison actively participates in robotics, Model U.N., Mock Trial, and Science Olympiad. He is also a member of the Worcester lacrosse team. What truly distinguishes Harrison is his ability to connect with others. Each morning, he makes it a point to engage with classmates and teachers, fostering a sense of community and support that exemplifies his character. accomplishments.
Jefferey Mancini, South High Community School: Long-term substitute Caden Byrne wrote: Despite some struggles earlier this year/past years, I have been incredibly proud to watch his determination and growth to ensure that he is able to graduate on time. He always comes into class with a can-do attitude, and is quite often the first student to complete assignments. He is the first to bring fellow students up, and the last to bring them down.
Morgan Pelchat, David Prouty High School: Morgan, a sophomore, is on the Student Council and plays the flute in the band. She has maintained high honors in her freshman and sophomore years and was the freshman class secretary. In addition, she was a peer leader and the secretary of the NJHS in seventh and eighth grade. In 2023, she was awarded the opportunity to be a Project 351 Ambassador. This organization allowed her to participate in many community service events, including hosting a clothing drive and a 9/11 Memorial service event in Boston. Outside of school, she is a level 9 competitive gymnast at Giguere Gymnastics and is very involved in the community through the Spencer Little League.
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NOTE: As published by the Worcester Telegram and Gazette on Monday, May 27th, 2025.