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To qualify for the Honor Roll, a student must have a GPA of 3.0 or higher.JUNIOR HIGH4.0 or higher: Tade Barthelmess, Ryle Clark, Brooke Donohoe.3.0 or higher: Sophia Cavender, Sage Pelton, Toby Barthelmess, Claire Donohoe, Paytyn Reissig, Willow Finley, Anthony Campbell, Alivia Pederson, Layla Paternostro, Isaac Hraban, Madalyn Egan, Eli Zerbe, Shalom Zerbe, Natasha Breidenbach, Emersyn Hull, Liam Erskine, Ryder Thompson, Kenny Peek, Emily Nale, Cambria Burr, Rumer Kober, Zyles Arnett, Bodee Williams, Preston Nelson, Holden Clark, Brooke Gray, Wyatt Heskett.HIGH SCHOOL4.0 or higher: Astrid Routen, Mylie Campbell, Mallary Pelton, Adalee Gallagher-McCurry, Valentine Verhoest, Molly Arthun, Rylind Corcoran, Zoe Gorostiza de Nozal, Jaycee Heskett, Brody Pelton, Zebiah Reyes, Justin Wright.3.0 or higher: Tucker Zumbrun, August Baker, Grace Clark, Chassity Heskett, Kourtney Larson, Jeremiah Jeffery, Odin Garcia-Snyder, Selah Zerbe, Amelia Bennett, Noah Hraban, Kale Clark, Paislee…

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