Those making the President’s List include (by home location as designated by the student):
Akron – Gregory Butz, Riley Carlson, Merek Charney, Kinsey Grauer, Corynn Hensman, Addicyn Kessinger, Ryan McCaffrey, Randa Morgan, Caleb Poss, Keyandra Sampson, Emma Schippers, Laura Vorce
Arvada – Kendall Crespin, Catelyn Havekost, Sarah Liepold
Atwood – Kaidence Murphy
Ault – Kisa Sameshima
Berthoud – Wynn Drewes
Boulder – Austin Harris
Brighton – Jaelyn Korbe
Broomfield – Haley Callico
Burlington – Joslyn Weaver
Colorado Springs – Saria Cortez, Daniel Perry, Skylar Stanley
Cope – Joslyn King, Samuel Koolstra
Crook – Makenzie Bott, Trista Hernandez
Delta – Cheyanne Germann
Eckley – Shannon Galloway
Elizabeth – Michael Zapfe
Fleming – David Betley, Kylie Bretz-Hoskins, Whitney Chintala, Julia Freeman, Matix Haney, Nolan Japp
Fort Collins – Hannah Akerley-France, Gavin Kopp, Garrett Kalous, Bryce Kendrick
Gunnison – Trudy Pfingston-Orr
Gypsum – Faythe Eichler
Haxtun – Mason Bornhoft, Jennifer Feik, Cassidy Goddard, Kelsie Hadeen, Brooklyn Plumb, Gianna Swan, Maclin Tempel
Holyoke – Emmy Brown, Charlotte Kramer, Katelyn Kropp, Hannah Lindholm, Tayla Martin, Fatima Nunez, Nicole Schlachter, Sawyer Sigler, Elyce Sisseck, Spencer Stedman, Leah Struckmeyer, Carter Van Overbeke, Layna Wear
Hudson – Harley Baas
Iliff – Braylon Bruns, Crystal Bruns, Brailyn Debus
Julesburg – Jaxon Carlson, Kellum Carnahan, Keyana Ehnes, Brittney Geschwentner, Avery Goddard, Olivia Ingram, Taylor Ingram, Kinley Kizer, Kinsey Rahe, Jordyn Strasser, Peyton Worley
Kersey – Brock White
La Salle – Justin Pfannebecker
Larkspur – Benjamin Sussman
Littleton – Steven Becker, Madison Wimberly
Loma – William Jones
Mancos – Gregory Greenlee
Merino – Taysa Conger, Kimberly Kirschbaum, Kaden Piel, Deacon Trenkle
New Raymer – Andrew Long
Otis – Jordan Glanz, Owen Glenn, Sandra Muller, Jaylin Weber
Parker – Brooke Bruner, Kaylee Eyl
Sterling – Veronica Abeyta, Madison Alva, Casie Amen, Codie Amen, Alexandria Anderson, William Ball, Caysen Bamford, Anastaycia Blecha, Jacob Boden, Mason Boeff, Francisco Castro, Jennifer Chavez, Triston Cochran, Caleb Deines, Hunter Diamond, Carter Dillon, Dylan DiOrio, Macie Doherty, Joanna Duell, Haley Emmerson, Reagan Fehringer, Jessica Gallagher, Brooke Gary-Wagner, Kali Graber, Jordyn Gusman, Stephanie Hull, Bree Hunker, Callum Hurst, Kylee Irwin, Logan Kennedy, Coby King, Jack Krueger, Morgan Lambert, Jaden Martinez, Torilynn Mildenberger, Elizabeth Miller, Destiny Milligan, Rebecca Moca, Emily Mohni, Morgan Moody, Katrina Mustard, Kaylee Myers, Nataliya Nickels, Kiahna Pasillas, Mattea Pelton, Luca Pendleton, Cynthia Piper, Brayden Plank, Megan Price, Ava Reeves, Lauren Rice, Lily Ryles, Sydni Sandoval, Abigail Seyfang, Alaina Soliman, Jaelynne Steimer, Kaitlan Vanderhoff, Grace Wernsman, Brandon Williams, Jace Wright, Jonathan Zimmerman
Strasburg – Clayton Marty
Wray – Monica White
Yuma – Braylynn Armstrong, Silas Baucke, Olivia Cullen, Erica Duarte, Maria Horn, Noel Klein, Elizabeth Mendoza, Denton Peil, Micaela Prettyman, Belicia Rascon Ebersole, Alba Reyes, Yaneth Reyes, Miles Rutledge, Tiffany Sprouse, Jayci Taylor, Jerrald Thompson, Mallely Valenzuela, Vashti Winter
Alabama – Erin Williams
Connecticut – Riley Davis-Gagnon
Idaho – Jada Thurber
Kansas – Merrin Frost
Missouri – Cameren Lay
Nebraska – Tate Talkington
Ohio – Chloe Goshe
Utah – Kennedy Halper
Wisconsin – Olivia Taylor
Wyoming – Jestine Petley
France – Elias Khodri
Germany – Annika Helf
Great Britain – Sebastian Palmer
Italy – Francesca Nuzzo
Japan – Shuma Wada
Russian Federation – Artem Khromov
Switzerland – Gabriel Obletter
Vice President’s List honorees, which represents students with a 3.75 – 3.99 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):
Akron – Braelynn Rule
Atwood – Monte Cook
Bailey – Eleanor Woodward
Bennett – Trista Lebsack
Centennial – Ryan Stults
Cope – Montana Mason
Fort Collins – Hannah Zink
Grand Junction – Cameron Ochoa
Greeley – Rebecca Wiersema
Haxtun – Kyle Fryrear, Michael Gerk, Silas Walker
Holyoke – Addison Oliver, Tessa Rosane
Ilff – Aaliah Jones
Julesburg – Bradon Bone, Isaiah Gifford, Andrew Welch
Kersey – Kaycee Edmonds
Littleton – Sierra Hamilton
Lyons – Lochlan Osborne
Merino – Cooper Dewitt, Ellis Gettman
Parker – Brayden Stork
Peyton – Ashlynn Mustain
Simla – Ryann Eurich
Sterling – Emma Courtney, Marcella Nicolet, Matthew Smith, James Waite
Vernon – Jenna Weiser
Weldona – Piper Scott
Westminster – Brooklyn Davis, Trent Shaver
Wiggins – Lindsey Endsley
Nebraska – Matthew Bruns, Kinley Greenough
Texas – Jonathan Snow
Wyoming – Rori Hankins Masterson
Brazil – Ana Luisa Camara
Canada – Ryan Kucy
Russian Federation – Anastasiya Makachirova, Elizaveta Polovinkina
Dean’s List honorees, which represents students with a 3.5 – 3.74 grade point average include (by home location as designated by the student):
Akron – Molly Porteus
Anton – Janessa Ramey
Ault – Jack Davis
Aurora – Hermione Hecht, A’mya Winfrey
Bayfield – Paige Porter
Bennett – Ryan Hensley
Brighton – Megan Drews
Broomfield – Vince Beeson
Centennial – Kelly Fagan, ZoeyAngel Portillo
Colorado Springs – Adam Jackson, Kael Knight, Grace Yoder
Denver – Aliana Markey
Eaton – Kylie Schumacher
Firestone – Rylea Sarazen
Fleming – Kendra Koehler, Chance Mitchell, Madisynkay Serrato
Fort Collins – Charlee Sommers, Brady Zink
Fort Lupton – Emily Blair
Fort Morgan – Hailey Walter
Franktown – Bailey Fischer
Grand Junction – Audrey Brown, Benjamin Coleman
Greeley – Sarah Hettinger
Haxtun – David Avery, Kristina Jones, Kailin Kelley, Owen Knode, Evelyn Mendoza, Samantha Seger
Hillrose – Katelynn Ortega
Holyoke – Elly Brown, Daniela Fierro, Ava Koberstein, Sasha Lopez, Lorena Mares, Karlie Martin, Yoselin Pena, Wyatt Sprague
Iliff – Brittany Poyner
Julesburg – Emeri Blochowitz, Abigail Dille, Aaliyah Ingram, Isabelle Torres
Karval – Gracie Clark
La Junta – Jason Santistevan
Littleton – Savannah Waldrop
Mancos – Jessie Wallace
Meeker – Carlos Ruiz
Merino – Kody Clouse, Rachele Gonzales, Grace Petersen
New Raymer – David Long
Otis – Jaycellia Perry
Ovid – Tanya Lucero
Parker – Kellen Redman
Sedgwick – Parker Paiz
Severance – Jacob Cormack
Sterling – Gerardo Abarca, Kendyll Armstrong, Myrcediz Ball, Yadira Benson-Lively, Aaron Bernhardt, William Bornhoft, Benjamin Browning, Maria Calderon, Amanda Chapman, Taylor Cobb, Anna Courtney, Halie Cure, Tara Gress, Isaiah Harder, Damian Highberger, Alyssa Hill, Cristal Jofre, Roxanne Lambert, Ryann Linn, Joshua Maggard, Alexander Marusin, Ryder McConnell, Adison Ortiz, Darynee Palser, Audrey Reeves, Marcus Renteria, August Roome, Laryssa Schumacher, Macie Smock, Noah Soper, Alexis Tait, Ernest Vergilio, Ashley Wecker
Weldona – Elizabeth Jones
Wray – Ryann Way
Yuma – James Brandner, Ailen De Jesus Diaz, Emily Guerro-Bencomo, Ana Hernandez Zarate, Makenzie Weathers
Nebraska – Jackson Doty, Wyatt Talhelm
Nevada – Jalen Foy
New York – Chelsea Coady
Oregon – Austin Evans, Gabriel Fischer
Texas – James Nolan
Utah – Andre Cooper, Shaylee Hoecherl, Bronson Richins
Wyoming – Bailey Dennett, Gage Gibson
Australia – Ruby Sweeney-Spitzeck
Denmark – Bianca Bindzus
France – Ruben Paris, Samuel Paris
Greg Britain – Luka Gelevski
Netherlands – Joep Ter Wolbeek
Spain – Alexandra Westerdijk Martin