Lee Middle and High School Semester 1 Honor Roll

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High Honors: Students must have a 90 average with no grade below an 85.  These students represent 25 percent of the total student enrollment.
 
Seniors:  Joseph Abderhalden, Riley Albert, Jack Boden, Mia Cashman, Gianna Colello, Jacob Cooper, Rydel Drenga, Hunter Fosby, Isabella Hall, Natalie Hall, Seth Hopkins, Madelyn Kotek, Connor Lewis, Matthew Mairo, William Mairo, Adam Pincelli, Emma Ranzoni, Savannah Rexford, Elyse Thomson
 
Juniors:  Mehmet Atmaca, Alexandra Bernal, Natalie Broderick, Amy Canas Aguilar, David Carlino, Kevin Chen, Jackson Choquette,  Leanna Driscoll, Eleny Guzman, Mitchell Keenan, Nicholas McDonough, Gabriel Nascimento, Anna Oliva, Anwitha Pathri, Maddison Terzigni
 
Sophomores:  Matthew Abderhalden, Leland Davis, Cole DeSantis, Mika Diller, Ian Fennelly, Devyn Fillio, Freshneiderk Guzman Bolanos, Noah Masten, Allie Puntin, Liam Wade
 
Freshmen:  Giana Carlino, Jasmine Filek, Noah Hassmer, Anna Johnson, Cara Korte, Christopher Lenfest, Eva Lovett, Mason Lucy, Michael McLaughlin, Enara O’Connell, Kashish Panwala, Rachel Phillips, Mason Reiners, Camryn Rowe, Sophia Rudolph, Owen Trombley, Brayden Tyer, Violet Vale-Cruz, Charlotte Van Wagner,  Logan Wade
 
Grade 8:  Andrew Adams, Declan Boule, Marc Catolane, Austin Griffin, Jimmy Khant, Bradley Pustinger
 
Grade 7:  Abigail Aichner, Hanne Ciejek, Mikaela DelSoldato, Emma DeSantis, Payton Discawicz, Alexander Gale, Lillian Hassmer, Olivia McGuire, Emmalyn Pachulski, Lena Parisi, Drasti Patel, Milagros Ramirez, Parker Stanton
 
Honors: Students must have an 85 average with no grade below an 80.  These students represent 16 percent of the total student enrollment.
 
Seniors:  Javier Anaya Gomez, Claire Davis, Timothy DeLuca, Hunter Jones, Samuel Korte, Alexis Masten, Faith Newton, Payton Simmons, Jenna Simone
 
Juniors: Hannah Achurra, Maria Camila Manosalva Ortega, Kyle Miller, Gabe Ranzoni, Ayden Rivers, Liam Rooney, Alanmichael Victor, Samantha Warner
 
Sophomores:  Sawyer Bragdon, Callan Dolan, Ava Lucy, Elizabeth Mead, Aiden O’Neil, Camden Simmons, Olivia Willey
 
Freshmen:  Julia Assis, Madeline Blair, Gavin Choquette, Will Clark, Lucas Curley, Kearney Dolan, Lily Driscoll, Leah Face, Madison Heath, Hannah McDonough, Kenley Palmer, Ella Simone
 
Grade 8:  Reagan Bilodeau, Dominic Bohan, Ryleigh Fillio, Jameson Kirchner, Darren McQuade, Jamee Morgan, Jack Nelson-Unczur
 
Grade 7:  Evan Arienti, Brody Carlson, Avangeline Giarolo, Jaya Golka, Finn Langlois, Fletcher Lilley, Anthony Maddalena, Abbigail McLaughlin, Tiffany Ortiz, Isabella Pereira-Mejia, Sylas Soules
 
Honorable Mention: Students must have an 80 average with no grade below a 75.  These students represent 10 percent of the total student enrollment.
 
Seniors:  
 
Juniors:  Julio Amaya, Madison Burd, Analesia Burgos, Kayla Clark, Brenna Discawicz, Ireland Flynn, Fairy Gandhi, Mauro Elliot Garofoli
 
Sophomores:  Gavin Bilodeau, Tristan Bull, Kassidy Clark, Emily Hall, Darren Keenan, Aaron Kollmer, Layla LePrevost, Joseph Maddalena, Arianna Noyes, Alison Scheurer
 
Freshmen:  Alexandra Ciavola, Lucas Dellea-Barbieri, Thomas Leahey, Ayden Paoloni, Vincent Williams
 
Grade 8:  Joshua Brazee, Liam Kanter, Jaden Parks, Giovanna Sonsini
 
Grade 7:  Abigail Clark, Muhammed Hasan, Lilith King, Margaret Lucy, Ava Schuerer, Payton Southard
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Ninja Playground in Lee Begins Construction, Seeking Sponsors

By Sabrina DammsiBerkshires Staff
LEE, Mass. — After almost two years of fundraising and planning, the Neighborhood Ninjas playground will soon begin construction. 
 
Many teens and adults have memories of running and climbing at a playground, but as they grow up, they age out of the equipment, often geared to kids 12 and under, Neighborhood Ninjas Executive Director Alex Katz said. 
 
The nonprofit Neighborhood Ninjas has worked to create something that kids can grow into, allowing teens, adults, and seniors to rediscover the love for play, including the nostalgic game, the floor is lava, she said. 
 
The 15 ninja-style obstacles, including cargo nets, rope climbs, cliffhangers, ascending monkey bars, and more set on accessible, cushioned playground turf called Forever Lawn designed  with a 15-foot safety critical fall height in mind, Katz said. 
 
The initiative also helps address social isolation, especially in teens, and the lack of free recreation, which is a need many communities are experiencing, including Berkshire County. 
 
The Neighborhood Ninjas park is more than a playground; it's a catalyst to bring the families and community together to build on physical and mental health, Katz said. 
 
Neighborhood Ninjas was founded in 2018 by a team of American Ninja Warrior athletes and is made up of social workers, educators, and Ninja Warrior coaches. 
 
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