GOAL Digital Academy is pleased to announce the honor roll for the second quarter of the academic year 2023-2024. These students have demonstrated unwavering dedication to their academic achievements, earning the highest grades and reflecting the school’s commitment to educational excellence. Their accomplishments are a tribute to their hard work, perseverance, and the conducive academic atmosphere provided by GOAL.
Here is the list of students honored on the honor roll for the second quarter:
– Myla Hosler – Pre-K
– Mason Meadows – Pre-K
– Kylen Schaefer – Pre-K
– Jason Cole – 1st grade
– Rebekah Donaugh – 1st grade
– Elizabeth Donaugh – 2nd grade
– Remington Hosler – 2nd grade
– Avery Leech – 2nd grade
– Karson Newsome – 2nd grade
– Rhys Hosler – 3rd grade
– Haley Sieving – 4th grade
– Madalyn Hosler – 5th grade
– Cayden Hudson – 5th grade
– Jaelylnn Stephens – 5th grade
– Jack Anderson – 6th grade
– Ayleah Ousley – 7th grade
– Kiley Schafer – 7th grade
– Xavier Schuster – 7th grade
– Caleb Cole – 8th grade
– Charley Hudson – 8th grade
– Chevelle Hudson – 8th grade
– Kennedy Hudson – 8th grade
– Cam Arnold – 10th grade
– Dominic Atwater – 10th grade
– Caden Bistline – 10th grade
– Braylon Chandler – 10th grade
– Caiden Dean – 10th grade
– Collin Fitzgerald – 10th grade
– Ashley Hall – 10th grade
– Matthew Hines – 10th grade
– Ryan Ousley – 10th grade
– Bentley Good – 11th grade
– Joie Guardiola – 11th grade
– Quinton Williams – 11th grade
– Dalton Brewer – 12th grade
– Liberty Dick – 12th grade
– Cadie Hamilton – 12th grade
– Harrison Hamilton – 12th grade
– Megan Hayes – 12th grade
– Alivia Hicks – 12th grade
– Madison Knipp – 12th grade
– Dawniella Molina – 12th grade
– Kaitlyn Poland – 12th grade
– Haylee Riedel – 12th grade
– Allegra Ruhl – 12th grade
At the end of the second quarter, the staff at GOAL Digital Academy is filled with pride and admiration for the students whose achievements shine as a testament to their dedication and academic excellence.
“Making it to the honor roll is a testament to determination and dedication,” said school counselor Ryan Caplinger. “These students not only participate in live sessions, but they actively seek help in the laboratory, maintain constant communication, and keep up with lessons throughout the quarter. Their commitment fills me with pride.”
“I am pleased to see both familiar faces and new ones advancing to these heights of academic achievement. May each of these students continue their successes!”
This achievement not only speaks to the students’ hard work and dedication but also highlights the supportive and motivating educational atmosphere created by GOAL.
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