Manteo Elementary School’s recipients of academic honors for the first quarter of the 2018-19 school year have been announced.

Principal’s List

Third grade: Ruby Askew, Nyasia Banks, Ida Bennett, Kelly Bland, London Brickhouse, Elijah Britt, Nathan Clark, Isla Curles, Hannah Draper, Marie Eddy, Caedran Estrada, Hayden Flowers, Lilias Gabriel, Colin Godfrey, Makenna Gray, Saige Heath, Eliana Hinson, Owen Hodgson, Bella Huntingford, Christopher Jimenez-Zamora, Lindsey Johnson, Kalo Johnson, Khloe Logan, Cora Martin, Ethan McCallum, Madison McLawhorn, Landon Miller, Cameron Olds, Riley Rollinson, Anias Santiago Rayburn, Lillian Scarborough, Sarah Schwartz, Aubrie Shannon, Beau Hunter Silver, Linda Tillett, Dominick Ulmer, Shelby Walston, Robert Warrender and Ella White.

Fourth grade: Easton Alexander, Ageela Arellano, Sophie Austin, Sadee Bradley, Taylor Brinkley, Andrew Brown, Jazmine Cooper, Itzel Cota-Ayala, Sarah Gallop, Sophia Henry, Nicholas Jacquelin, Sophia Mendez Martinez, Madalyn O’Neal, Bryleigh Payne, Savannah Perciful, Caleb Reed, Samuel Selby, Daniel Shaw, Raegan Sherrod, Jakub Srodecki, Averie Stone, Evan Walston and Connie Zhao.

Fifth grade: McKenzie Barker, Ashlynn Hardison, Melody Hayes, Annie Hernley, Aulander Liverman, Willa Meredith, Merek Morrison, Ruby Oviedo Gomez, Conner Pearce, Gracie Perry, William Reed, Finn Schultz, Galilea Tadeo-Perez, Josie Tripp, Justin Tripp and Cora Walker.

Honor Roll

Third grade: Harmony Armstrong, Marley Battle, Stephen Belton, Kannon Bennett, Jason Berry, Alec Biggs, Cameron Boush, Deija Brown, Laura Cabana, Jade Chambers Cochran, Joshua Christensen, Jackson Clarke, Carson Coltrain, Parker Davis, Hayden Fertal, Banks Foreman, Lilah Foti, Jeremiah Frazier, Kevin Gadzalinski, Christopher Gaylor, Jeramiah Gibbs, Leah Godwin, Tabitha Harris, Diego Hernandez, Princess Hernandez Monroy, Luis Hernandez-Rosales, Alexander Jones, Caroline LaRose, Kai McGilberry, Sara Midgett, Carter Mihovch, Jared Morales-Hernandez, Luella Nolte, Rebekah Paramore, Brizeyda Perez-Roblero, Noah Pickering, Dakota Presnell, Jean Resendiz Gonzalez, Faustin Romero, Pamela Sanchez Garcia, Katherine Santiago, John Santiago, Harley Scarborough, Kabriya Spencer, Haleigh Stokes, Rickey Vera, Kevin Vicente-Paz and Landin Wells.

Fourth grade: Gabriela Aguirre Gomez, Edgar Barrios-Domingo, Ryhanna Bateman, Isabel Binkley, Takyla Blount, Kaylin Cameron, Kei’onte Daniels, Emily Davis, Caesar De La Vega-Ramirez, Vincen DeLeon-Ventura, Bailey Dickerson, June Dixon, Ava Drake, Oliver Fifield, Jada Flowers, Riley Gilreath, Brandon Gonzalez Herrera, Nehemiah Govan, Sarah Gray, Devon Harrell, Ava Harris, Madeline Head, Erci Hernandez-Morales, Reese Holadia, Chloe Jarvis, Alfredo Landazuri, Braydon Mann, Makenzie Marroquin-Xum, Joseph Martin, Gabrielle McDonald, Eli Midgett, Carolana Miller, Brandon Moore, Erin Navarro, Kenia Navarro-Salas, Asianique Patterson, Kayla Perez Gonzalez, Jacob Reed, Maxwell Sarlo, Tanner Sawyer, Trevor Sawyer, Bradley Speener, Addison Tedrick, Mya Tillett, Adlyn Wescott, Noah Wescott and Kaylie Zepernick.

Fifth grade: Grace Abbott, Madison Abbott, Laura Ayala Garcia, Jaxon Bailey, Natalia Buchta, Abigal Burnette, Amariah Calvillo, Joslyn Calvio, Jeremy Carrillo, Lincoln Clark, Aiden Coronado, Daniel Daniels, Malachi Daniels, Herbert Davenport, Brown Gaddy, Charles Gaddy, Kyla Geer, Grace Godwin, Madison Groce, Alexander Haley, DeMarcus Henderson, Erick Hernandez-Torres, Abiel Herrera Marcial, Myrezza Holton, Samuel Jenkins, Kenneth Kitching, Angelina Klein, Breanna Lantroop, Fraser Lewis, Johnny Lopez Hernandez, Alec Midgett, Evan Midgett, Rodrigo Navarro, Alexander Ortega, Jennifer Pena-Munoz, Xamara Perez-Chavarria, Abril Ramirez Gonzalez, Oscar Richard, Alan Sanchez Garcia, Erendida Sifuentes Hernandez, Carys Stone, Damian Tillett, Jonathan Torres Rodriguez, Maria Vasquez Dozal, Nancy Vasquez Rodriguez, Rebecca Walston, Jeremiah Watson, Mya Whiteside, Serenity Whiting, Marla Woodson, Josie Wright, Elisabeth Writtenberry and Erlin Zavala.

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