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4 North County High School Seniors Honored As Rising Stars

The Encinitas Chamber of Commerce recognized students for their academic achievements, leadership and community involvement.

L-R: Encinitas Chamber of Commerce CEO Carol Knight, Ethan Leem, Tyler Blackledge, Sarah Charles, Timothy Chang, and Encinitas Mayor Bruce Ehlers. (Encinitas Chamber of Commerce)

ENCINITAS, CA — Four North County high school seniors were honored by the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce for their academic achievements, character, leadership and community service.

The students were recognized Oct. 7 during the chamber's second Rising Star Student Recognition Breakfast of the 2026-27 school year at MiraCosta College's San Elijo Campus.

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The honorees were Ethan Leem of Canyon Crest Academy, Tyler Blackledge of La Costa Canyon High School, Sarah Charles of San Dieguito High School Academy, and Timothy Chang of Torrey Pines High School.

"These four students exemplify the qualities that define a Rising Star," said Carol Knight, CEO of the Encinitas Chamber of Commerce. "Their leadership, compassion, perseverance and commitment to their schools and communities give us tremendous hope for the future. We are honored to recognize their accomplishments and celebrate all that lies ahead for them."

Now in its fifth year, the Rising Star program recognizes seniors for qualities including character, integrity, school and community involvement, academic achievement and perseverance.

The program has recognized 119 students and awarded 25 scholarships, including eight $1,000 scholarships during the 2025-26 school year.

The honorees are eligible to apply for scholarships that will be awarded at the chamber's annual Salute to Education ceremony May 13, 2027.

The program is presented in partnership with the San Dieguito Union High School District, with support from MiraCosta College and community sponsors.

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