Marist Students Honored by College Board National Recognition Program
Marist High School is proud to celebrate the achievements of 31 students recognized by the 2025 College Board National Recognition Program. This national program highlights high-performing students who have excelled on College Board assessments and in their academic coursework, helping them stand out on college and scholarship applications.
For the first time, the program included the School Recognition Award, which honors top-performing students in every high school across the country. Marist is thrilled to announce the following recipients:
School Recognition Awardees
Henry Beeson, Elizabeth Bruton, Charlotte Consiglio, Daniel Deacy, Ryan Deskovich, Hailey Dostal, Paul Dubiel, Devin Feliciano, Matthew Forbes, Ethan Froylan, Joseph Gainer, Riley Grobarcik, Andrew Hollinger, Alfredo Ibarra, Clare Johnson, Ilona Kudirka, Amanda Laskowski, Kevin Maher, Olubukola Onimole, Taylor Pontrelli, Sean Prendergast, Isabella Scalise, Madison Sise, Annalise Tortorello, Brian Truchon, Alyssa Uchman, Nolan Wood
In addition, four Marist students earned the First-Generation Recognition Award, which honors students who are the first in their family to pursue a college degree:
First-Generation Recognition Awardees
Norah Doyle, Paul Dubiel, Olubukola Onimole, Sarah Shefcik
“We’re incredibly proud of our students and to see them recognized for their dedication and excellence,” said Joy Lewis, Dean of Student Success. “This honor reinforces their achievements and will support them as they pursue their future goals.”
These recognitions signal to colleges and scholarship programs that Marist students are excelling at the highest level. We are proud of their achievements and excited to see what their futures hold.
