112 School District Five students named South Carolina Junior Scholars

For Immediate Release – May 7, 2025

112 School District Five students named South Carolina Junior Scholars

IRMO – 112 Lexington-Richland School District Five students have been named South Carolina Junior Scholars for the 2024-2025 school year.

Developed by the South Carolina Department of Education during the 1985-1986 school year, the SC Junior Scholars program is designed to identify eighth grade students with exceptional academic talent based on PSAT scores and other measures.

“Earning this academic distinction is truly a family commitment, and we are grateful for the partnership of our parents, teachers, and staff as we propel our students to the highest levels of achievement,” said Chief of Academics Tina McCaskill. “I am proud of these students and know that their futures are certainly bright!”

The following is a list of South Carolina Junior Scholars from Lexington-Richland School District Five:

Caroline Abramson, Kily Anglin, Alia Applegate, Xavier Bain, Aishani Banerjee, Kamryn Bates, James Beam, Nicholas Bonavilla, Marion Boozer, Isabella Braley-Roy, Woodrow “Van” Brown, Autumn Bunton, Tyler Burch, Ian Clark, Levi Cochcroft, Carter Cornell, Miles Courchaine, Enosh Crawford, Ella Davis, Hope Derrick, Samuel Diederichs, Arya Downs, Madeleine Edwards, Morgan Eslinger, Miller Paige Finney, Ryan Fournier, McKenna Frady, Connor Gayle, Mallory Griffin, Beatrice Grimaud, Luke Gummere, Schroeder Hainsworth, Brice Hallman, Jack Harasimowicz, Sarah Harasimowicz, Paxton Hartenstine, Banks Head, Eloise Herrick Fogle, Josiah Highberger, Austin Hines, Gracie Hines, Willard Holley, Zoe Holtzclaw, Mary Mac Hood, Aniston Hooks, Amara Houtz, Riley Huffstetler, Lily Claire Hull, Tybee Hummel, Jaron Huskins, Monique Jacobs, Kathleen Jeffcoat, Seth Jerideau, Melody Jones, Luke Jones, Dallas Jordan Evans, Jia Jun, Rowan Keck, Isaac Kellenberger, Ryan Keller, Addisyn Kelley, Riley Kelso, Raviv Khan, Caden King, Jason “JJ” Kole, William Krebs, Kyle Linton, Logan Liu, Rebecca McClinton, Charles McGlauflin, Morgan McLaren, Isabella McNett, Ashton Merriam, Aidon Middleton, Molly Miller, John Moody, Suzannah “Rosie” Newman-Norlund, Reid Oakes, John Day Orosz, Daniel Parker, Austin Patterson, Madison Phillips, Rosalie Price, Emma Ray, Colton Reeves, Cole Robertson, Tessa Rogers, Bryson Ruff, Ashton Saniti-Liberty, Brookelyn Sauls, Annika Schreier, Vivian Stallworth, Lyla Grace Starling, Heath Stewart, Kyra Sturdevant, Campbell Stutts, Jackson Taylor, Adrian Terkes, Jordan Thompson, Kalei Tucker, Nathaniel Vance, Lincoln Vo, Morgan Voelker, Quinn von Ahn, Grayson Weingast, Brooke Wendt, Cooper Wilhelm, Brooklyn Williams, Alexander (Xan) Wilson, Jonah Windhauser, Bryan Zamcho, and Nina Zhang.

For more information on the South Carolina Junior Scholars Program, visit: https://ed.sc.gov/districts-schools/state-accountability/south-carolina-junior-scholars-program/

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