Lemont High School Announces Illinois State Scholars

LEMONT, IL — Lemont High School had 62 students selected as Illinois State Scholars by the Illinois Student Assistance Commission. The school said more than 20,000 students from across Illinois were honored with this prestigious award this year.

According to the school, Illinois State Scholars honorees represent approximately the top 10 percent of the state’s high school seniors, representing nearly 750 high schools from across the state. Selection is based on SAT or ACT scores and class rank at the end of the student’s junior year.

Lemont High School honorees this year include: Brett Abbott, Elizabeth Adell, Samantha Andruskiewicz, Charlene Balisalisa, Kayla Baskiewicz, Joseph Cantone, Thomas Collins, Madison Dasbach, Andrew Deuschle, Connor Douglass, Andrea Kathleen Duran, Olivia Faron, Jack Ferguson, Victoria Garcia, Matthew Gasienica, Magalie Gilbert, Anna Goranski, Klaudia Gornik, Nicole Grames, Tobias Hagen, Michael Harbut, Carly Holt, Julia Hryc, Alysse Jurgeto, Neha Kapur, Kara Karbarz, Kirsten Kash, Matthew Krueger, Natalie Lassak, David Lehenbauer, Ethan Leyden, Marissa Loisi, Emma Lynch, Angela Marseille, Isabel Martinez, Shefali Mehta, Margaret Micetich, Clare Mielczarek, Anna Mietus, Anna Musarevski, Michael Nunzio, Maggie O’Brien, Gabrielle Ognar, Natalie Palarz, Gavin Pawell, Brandon Pollard, Bianca Pontrelli, Katrina Retzke, Rasa Siniakovas, Hannah Sliwa, Jordyn Smith, Joseph Spinelli, Emily Stood, Shedda Suleiman, Alison Tasso, James Tauer, Lauren Toma, Joseph Tomecki, Lucas Zaczek and Allison Zych. Former students Coral Sallin (2018 graduate) and Jordan White (transfer) also were honored.

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