Hoosac Valley High School First Quarter Honor Roll

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CHESHIRE, Mass. — Hoosac Valley High School First Quarter Honor Roll.

High Honors 

Grade 12
  • Vanessa Biddy 
  • Ella Bissaillon 
  • Kelsey Brown 
  • Kylie Clark 
  • Richard Colon 
  • Ezekiel Gibson 
  • Tatyalonna Kastner 
  • Cash Kolodziej 
  • Nathan Lapinski 
  • Hannah Lord 
  • lyakxel Marquez Cruz 
  • Ava Mclear 
  • Noah Rehill 
  • Gracie Rhinemiller 
  • Brady Sherman 
  • Izabela Tart 
  • Anna Thurston 
  • Alexis Warner 
  • Kennedy Whitley 
  • Adan Wicks 
  • Rachael Wnuk 
  • Gracelyn Wright
 
Grade 11
  • Eva Akroman 
  • Hanna Borer 
  • Leyah Brown 
  • Hailie Carpenter 
  • Khloe Dexheimer 
  • McKenzey Grogan 
  • Aurora Jones-Daigneault 
  • Anna Kemp 
  • Alyssa Maselli 
  • Kyle Scott 
  • Axell Sheerin 
  • Alexandra Silvernail 
  • Olivia Silvernail 
  • Sophia Sumner
 
Grade 10
  • Paeton Albano 
  • Arianna Blake 
  • Addison Colvin 
  • Diego Luna Luna 
  • Andrew Mach 
  • Lukas Mazzeo 
  • Noah Pellerin 
  • Ryan Strek 
  • Savannah Warner
 
Grade 9
  • Sage Chilson 
  • Jaida Davis 
  • Ashlen Delcroix 
  • Aniyah Kastner 
  • Dylan Knysh 
  • Jaylyn Lincoln 
  • Layla Pulley 
  • Michael Thayer
 
Grade 8
  • Harper Bialas 
  • Kyra Boyles 
  • Steven Burdick 
  • Peyton Crane 
  • Nadine Daniels 
  • Skyana Field 
  • Cole Kalisz 
  • Jack Kelley 
  • Jack Lanski 
  • Alex Lombard 
  • Ryder Lutz 
  • Adilio Maldonado 
  • Kaitlyn McCarthy 
  • Spencer Michalski 
  • Ethan Poulton 
  • Rhyleigh Williams 
  • Braden Wojieck

Honor Roll

Grade 12
  • Jacob Borawski 
  • Brooklyn Gregory 
  • Conor Griffin 
  • Kamarion Kastner 
  • Drew Norcross 
  • Alayna Shears 
  • Kyle Suleski
Grade 11
  • Eden Chao 
  • Marley Lipinski 
  • Ash Pierce 
  • Molly Puricelli 
  • Reagan Shea 
Grade 10
  • Lisa Betts 
  • Taylor Boulger 
  • Mitchell Kane 
  • Genevieve Lagess 
  • Ashley Mott 
Grade 9
  • Bentley Hunt 
  • Janessa Jangrow 
  • Brogan Larabee 
  • Noah Maselli 
  • Jackson Weaver 
  • Gianna Witek 
Grade 8
  • Trystan Benoit 
  • William Chapman 
  • Abigail Dieterich 
  • Aria Digirolamo 
  • Ava Jagiello 
  • Jackson Kirchner 
  • Leila Millard

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62 'Fighting' Hoosac Valley Students Graduate

Jack GuerinoiBerkshires Staff

CHESHIRE, Mass. — The 62 members of the Hoosac Valley class of 2026 were told to hold on to their fighting spirit during their graduation ceremony. 

"What gives me the most pride in Hoosac is the tenacity our students have. Everyone here is so passionate, which is both a blessing and a curse. A blessing because we fight for our wins, and a curse because we do, indeed, fight," said class speaker Noah Rehill Friday night. "...But nonetheless, you'll never find a bunch of kids from a public high school in rural Massachusetts with that much fighting spirit within them."
 
Rehill said the class of 2026 fought for audiences during performances, they fought on the Student Adult Advisory Board for better school conditions, they fought on the field, and fought through long nights studying.
 
And now they face a different fight.
 
"We've fought all the way through all the scary thoughts of who we would become when we leave this place," he said. "We've fought through college decisions. We've definitely fought through FAFSA. And here we are tonight, fighting through tears as we celebrate everything it took to get here."
 
Rehill thanked all of those who helped along the way including friends, family, and teachers. He said the school is filled with "hundreds of helping hands." He added that their education went beyond just math or social studies, and the graduates picked up some street smarts along the way.
 
He ended by calling out some community members who took to social media to point out the smaller class sizes graduating from Hoosac Valley. He said there was one message that stated Hoosac Valley's glory days were behind it. 
 
"To that I'd say I disagree and not to worry," he said. "Remember, I got this role by knowing all 62 of my classmates better than anybody, and I have to say that there's a certain magic that you may not see from the outside, but that radiates on the inside...What I've learned from the class of 2026 is that greatness isn't about how many people are standing beside you. It's about what kind of people are standing beside you...So, if anyone is worried that the best days at Hoosac are behind us, I got news for you. I think you're looking in the wrong direction, because the best days of Hoosac are sitting right here in front of you. Congratulations, class of 2026, and one last thing: we will always be better than Drury. Roll Canes.
 
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