CHESTERFIELD – Wonderful worker. Knowledgeable. Impressed with their service to the school and community. Kind. Happy. Eager to help.
These are the some of the descriptions of Chesterfield County Public Schools’ 2018 Students of the Year, who were recognized April 26 during a special celebration. The annual event honors two students from every Chesterfield County school for demonstrating citizenship and the school division’s core values of respect, responsibility, honesty and accountability.
Below are the 2018 Students of the Year for Chesterfield County Public Schools in the Village News coverage area:
Elementary schools
Bellwood — Grace Abolade and Leila Dodson
Bensley — Roderick Pereira and Quetzalli Elox
Beulah — Josselyn Bonilla and Garrett Boncal
Marg. Christian — Camron Payne, Audrey Shepperson
Curtis — Jocelyn Lopez and Emani Henry
Ecoff — Estevan Gomez and Ruby Sawyer
Enon — Logan King and Sawyer Hagan
Ettrick — Paityn Carty and Aaron Johnson
Falling Creek — Selvin Perez, Tramiyah Johnson
Gates — Jacob Khalatbari and Emma Beeghly
Harrowgate — Jason Brown and Lexi Deckert
Hening — Terrence Larkin, Lindsey Valdez Velazquez
Hopkins — Annabelle Dart and Bryce Clark
Matoaca — Christiana Jones and Hudson Sadler
Salem Church — Caden Shelton, Marlene Amaya
Elizabeth Scott — Cesar Carrera, Sophia Setzke
Wells — Wyatt Jessup and Mila Evans
Middle schools
Carver — Alice Gallegos and Donovan Means
Elizabeth Davis — Cindy Dong and Emily Acome
Falling Creek — Jaden Jones and Niki Patel
Matoaca — Kayla Aviles and Madison Beavers
Salem Church — Anson Ni and Julianna Cass
High schools
L.C. Bird — Madisen Kramb, Jaden S. Watkins
Career and Technical Center @ Courthouse — James Kenimer and Ashley Trejo-Coke
Carver College and Career Academy —
Ian Dayalsingh and Dylan White
Thomas Dale — Sebastian Evans, Marlene Loarca
Matoaca — Jordan Carpenter, Adrienne Costigan
Meadowbrook — Taiwo Adepoju, Jordan Pearson
