Student Recognitions

Sammi Doucette, Class of 2024, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Sammi is a second-year student in the New Media vocational program. Her instructor says: "Sammi has always been a hard worker and this year has been a year of solid performance. She works hard each and every day. Sammi has also developed a reputation in her class as someone who's always willing to lend helping hand and does so with the complete trust of her peers. As her teacher, I have really enjoyed watching her sense of self confidence grow to the point that when someone asks for technical help and I'm busy with another student, Sammi is always willing to step in and be a mentor. She's worked hard to develop her skills and knowledge of Adobe's Creative Cloud programs we use in New Media. She's currently working on producing her senior project which is going to be a cooking show competition (a la Gordon Ramsey) that will be produced with the help and cooperation of the Culinary Arts Program students and Chef Kim Mayone. I'm sure that regardless of who wins, Sammi's program will be an outstanding piece of work and tasty, too." (February 2024)

Kaden Cyr, Class of 2024, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Kaden is a second-year student in the HVAC & Plumbing vocational program. His instructor says: "Kaden has a patient and quiet leadership quality. He is even-keeled and always stays on point. Kaden has done a fantastic job over the last two years and absolutely represents what a student of the quarter should be." (February 2024)

Keith Falkner, Class of 2024, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Keith is a first-year student in the Cybersecurity vocational program. His instructor says: "Keith has already earned ITF certification and has applied a ton of previous knowledge to the PATHS in-house capture the flag and also working in the CyberStart America challenge." (November 2023)

The following Seniors in the Class of 2024 have been awarded National Recognition from the College Board: Brandt Abbott, Madison Bradley, Gregory Brunk, Keith Falkner, Xavier Lemieux, Maximilian Matthews, Kaden Sullivan, and Kaiden Tillman.  These students earned this academic honor because of their GPA of 3.5 or higher and outstanding performance on the PSAT® and/or AP® Exams. (August 2023)

Lily Rowe, Class of 2024, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Lily is a first-year student in the Dance vocational program. Her instructor says: "Lily has excellent attendance, a positive attitude, and a great work ethic. Lily is a gifted dancer with high level technical skills. Lily is also a great team player and supports her peers in all aspects of class. Congratulations, Lily!" (April 2023)

Madeline Stevens, Class of 2023, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Madeline is a second-year student in the Biomedical & Health Science vocational program. Her instructor says: "is a pleasure to have in class. She is focused, caring, hardworking and is respected by her classmates. Madeline always comes to class with a smile on her face and a willingness to learn. She plans on furthering her education in the medical field. It is my pleasure to nominate Madeline for student of the quarter, she has earned it!" (February 2023)

Madelyn Stevens, Class of 2025, has been chosen to represent Bonny Eagle High School this year at the Maine Youth Leadership Conference. MYL motivates Maine's future leaders and creates a network of civic-minded students who will better their communities through volunteering. (February 2023)

Paige Davis, Class of 2025, will be a Bonny Eagle Ambassador this year at the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Seminar. At HOBY, high school sophomores explore their leadership potential at a 3-4 day residential inspiring leadership development program. (February 2023)

Emma-Lee Stoddard, Class of 2024, has been chosen for the Senate Page Program in Washington, D.C.  She is 1 of 15 females in the U. S. to be a Senate Page and she was sponsored by Senator Susan Collins.  Her term will begin at the end of January 2023. (December 2022)

Benjamin Pooler, Class of 2023, was recently recognized as "Student of the Quarter" at PATHS (Portland Arts & Technology High School).  Ben is a second-year student in the Marine Service Technology vocational program.  (December 2022)