"the People's Paths!" Cherokee News Path - Sequoyah Schools Announces Fall Honor Roll

TAHLEQUAH, Oklahoma - Sequoyah Schools is proud to announce the students who were named to the Superintendent’s and Principal’s honor rolls for the second term of the fall semester.

To be named to the Superintendent’s honor roll, students must receive all “A’s” on their report card. These students are Harley Adair, Tanner Alley, LaDonna Ballard, Shawn Belcher, Shyla Burgess, Robin Collins, Shakota Cutnose, Kody Fisher, Brendan Francis, Aaron Henson, Cherokee Hughes, Bryce Ketcher, Richard Kirkpatrick, Bluebird Linville, Kristin Lochner, Makayla Mouse, Jacob Neighbors, Sierra Phillips, Ashley Roach, Joleen Scott, Dylan Tucker, Jessica Velasquez, Nicholas Wacoche, Dillon Wade, Pretty-Sky Wilden, Blake Adair, Tara Comingdeer, Melissa Dowty, Logan Francis, Marisa Hambleton, Martha Hardbarger, Laurin Keen, Kurtis Mouse, Starla Tidwell, Christopher Walker, Summer Weidel, Lynsey Dry, Kendall Griffin, Lindsey Hammer, Christian Hummingbird, Megan Larney, Terence Scraper, Megan Tehee, Meaghan Williams, Katei Belt, Shayne Boyd, Ronnie Davis-Pashica, Garrett Drapeau, Nathan Linch, Mallory Sequichie, Corey Still, Kourtney Vann, Jamie Wagnon, Anna Walker, and Jordan Wapaha.

Students on the Principal’s honor roll who received nothing lower than a “B” on their report card during the term are Taylor Selky, Jamekah Rios, Ashley Belcher, Shaina Budder, Mikah Campbell, Rocky-Boy Chippewa, Kristy Daugherty, Tasha DeGase, Nakayla Dunn, Tawny Gray, Johnny Ray Haag, Shadow Hardbarger, Natalie Hatley, Brittany Hensley, Saharra Henson, Michelle Holmes, Keisha Jones, Shandah Kingfisher, Tyler Kirk, Michael Landaverde, Geoffrey Little, Kyla Martinez, Vance McGowin, Tylar Nofire, Shannon Orcutt, Joseph Pritchett, Jasmine Rios, Ashley Roach, White Robertson, Bethany Tiger, Chinequa Wacoche, James Wagnon, Jr., Shane Wilson, Dalton Yandell, Casey Arnall, Dakota Berryhill, Hannah Bird, Shelby Botone, Censee Buzzard, Chelsea Campbell, Kristan Carder, Dennis Chewey, Jr., Jeremy Drapeau, Joseph Feathers, Travis Fuentes, Kelsey Gann, Kalley Garrett, Kinnitha Garris, Krissa Goodrich, Rozlyn Locust, Leighton Mouse, Sanders Mouse, Seth Newton, Skye Norwood, Terran Pettit, Charmayne Shorty, Megan Smith, Samantha Snell, Kelsey Washington, Kara Yahola, Haylee Beck, Emily Buckner, Cija Chavez, William Cora, Caleb Deardruff, Darren Fields, Cory Fourkiller, Cortney Glass, Rozanne Harmon, Jodi Hooper, Robert Ketcher, Caleb Kingfisher, Justin Lepley, Chris Littlehead, Brenna McLemore, Ryan Mouse, Jacinda Pettit, Tiffany Rae, Vera Rooster, Charliee Ross, Clayton Saiz, Matthew Samuels, Rhiannon Sanders, Dylan Tiddark, Chase Vanover, Micah Williams, Taylor Yochum, Ashley Ballard, Dallis Cameron, Stacy Carey, Tafv Coachman, Sukey Deere, Evan Evans, Curtis Glory, Christina Gonzales, Keli Gonzales, Stephanie Hammer, Alma Holmes, Kaheya Hooper, Dustin Jones, Amber Locansello, Mindy Potts, Courtney Reeder, Nikki Rock, Ashley Ross, Sherniec Scraper, Dwayne Thirsty and Andrianna Yahola.

Sequoyah Schools, a boarding school for Native American students, originated in 1871 as an orphan asylum to care for children who were orphaned by the Civil War. Now known as Sequoyah Schools, it is named for Sequoyah, the scholar who developed the Cherokee syllabary. The school is regionally and state accredited for grades 7-12 and has become the school of choice for more than 400 Native American students every year. Sequoyah Schools is located five miles southwest of Tahlequah, Oklahoma.

For more information call 918-453-5400 or visit the Sequoyah Schools’ web site.