St. James School Celebrates Academic Excellence

At graduation, on June 8, and on the last day of school, June 18, Springfield’s Saint James the Apostle School honored students in the fourth through eighth grades for their academic achievements of the third trimester and for the school year.

FIRST HONORS – T3

Grade 4 - Magdalene Battista, Isabella Laura, Colby Tavares

Grade 5 - Gavin Diaz, Jayson Gbologa, Emmanuelle Jules, Alexandra Morales, Aiden Ricketts

Grade 6 - Delilah Garrett, Jamie Jules, Brian Pareja, Ethan Pinho

Grade 7 - Andrea Falar, Elizabeth Lopez, Angelina Robledo, Georgiana Tillinghast

Grade 8 - Yvonne Agyapong, Natalyah Cadiche, Sophia Ilagan, Grace Roethlin, Steven Rotolo, Braeh Simon

SECOND HONORS – T3

Grade 4 - Kyla Burdin, Alexander Kieschke, Isabella Martins, Christopher Rotolo, Si’yana Shivers

Grade 5 - Damian Brown, Andrew Filipe, Julia Landicho, Lara Mendoza

Grade 6 - Dahlia Brown, Jon-Paul Farris, Kumud Neupane, Daniel Rueda, Ethan Stewart, Tierney Vesey

Grade 7 - Adam Cordeiro, Sierra Latonnel, Katherine Pascuite, Karla Perez –Palacios

Grade 8: Nicholas Battista, Kennedy Kwinta, Christopher Lopez, Benedict Martinez, Jonathan Malavé, Goda Pocius

In recognition of exemplary behavior and valuable services to Saint James the Apostle School, the following students received Citizenship Awards (Grade):

Vivienne Silva (1), Alexia Alvarez and Ryan Tavares (2), Madelyn Polinger (3), Colby Tavares (4), Lara Mendoza (5), Dahlia Brown (6), Sierra Latonnel and Angelina Robledo (7), Goda Pocius and Braeh Simon (8)

The following students received Distinguished Honors for earning A’s in all subject areas for all three trimesters:

Grade 4: Colby Tavares

Grade 5: Gavin Diaz, Jayson Gbologa, Emma Jules, Alexandra Morales, Aiden Ricketts

Grade 6: Delilah Garrett, Ethan Pinho

Grade 7: Georgiana Tillinghast

Grade 8: Yvonne Agyapong, Sophia Ilagan, Grace Roethlin, Steven Rotolo

Saint James the Apostle School provides its students a Roman Catholic faith-based education that acknowledges each child’s individual ability to achieve his or her potential academically, socially, and spiritually. The school offers academic excellence while teaching students to respect themselves and others and to make decisions based on moral values. The school is accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. Other programs at the school include pre-K3 through eighth grade classes and before and after care programs. For more information about Saint James the Apostle School, please call 973-376-5194 or visit the school’s Web site at www.sjspringfield.org.