GCHS holds 2019 academic breakfast

GLENWOOD CITY Class of 2020 (juniors) members that received academic honors for the second semester of 2017-18 and/or first semester of 2018-19 are picutred above. Front row (L to R): Thomas Rosenow, Nicholas Melendrez, Andrew Berends, Mae Buttles, Francesco Tiepolo and Zoe Christmas. Middle row (L to R: Kaitlin Lee, Alexa Holden, Nyah Anderson, Brandi Standaert, Azra Ibrahimagic, Emily Bethell and Isabelle Arbuckle. Back row (L to R): Shelby Rundquist, Hannah Meyers, Bethany Ullom, Aiden Voeltz, Leah Magsam and Allyson Motz. Missing are Isabella Lawson, Alexander Peralta-Rojas and Elijah Simmons. —photo by Shawn DeWitt

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Glenwood City High School recognized 72 students for earning a 3.5 plus Grade Point Average (GPA) during a minimum of one semester over the past academic year (second semester of 2017-2018 and first semester 2018-2019) during a special breakfast ceremony held Wednesday, March 6 in the commons area.

High school/middle school principal Patrick Gretzlock spoke during the ceremony while advisors for each class handed out awards to the honor students.

The 72 students amassed 110 semesters worth of 3.5 plus GPAs over the past year. Of the 72 students recognized, 42 have been invited to be members of National Honor Society – meaning they have maintained a 3.5 plus GPA for a minimum of three semesters.

This year’s recognition accounts for more than thirty-seven percent of the high school achieving a 3.5 plus GPA over the past year.

At the end of the ceremony, students had their photographs taken arranged by classes.