If it’s March, it must be time for the presentation of Perry Awards. Each winter, teachers nominate students who they feel are performing in class to the best of their abilities. They may not have the highest grade average in class, but they care about their education and work hard. The awards were established years ago by railroad man George W. Perry, who established a trust to fund the annual gifts presented to freshmen, sophomores and juniors. Here are this year’s student recipients and the nominating teachers’ subject area:

Nicholas Alfidi – French

Kaitlyn Allen – Science

Rene Almonte – Math

Peter Alonzo – Physical Education

Tania Paola Altamirano Curillo – ESL

Tiyana Anderson – Spanish

Derreck Armstrong – AFJROTC

Andrew Assaf – Social Studies

Emmely Azcona – English

Zoe Breece – English

Allison Cajeca – Science

Nathaniel Canning – Art

Samuel Carvalho – Math

Victoria Catarino – Business

Micah Chen – Music

Corey Conley – AFJROTC

Erick Costa – Social Studies

Santiago Delgado Siu – Math

Maryann Dillon – Chinese

Gabrielle D’Ostilio – Theatre/Speech Arts

Kayla Downs – Science

Olivia Escalera – French

Luiz Estate Ferrari – ESL

Alexis Fry – Physical Education

Ivelisse Garcia – Health

Andrea Gonzalez – Music

Christopher Jansel Gonzalez – Music

Peyton Grant – Social Studies

Omar Guachun – Social Studies

Luis Guerra – Technology Education

Daniella Grullon Pena – Health

Lily Hennig – Math

Gavin Highsmith – English

Kile Jackson – Health

Aleena Jacob – Spanish

Marcielis Jimenez – Art

Madeline Johnston – Business

Kiara Kaltschnee – Technology Education

Celina Lozovikas-Garabedian – Culinary Arts

Nicholas Mercado – Art

Audrey Mercer – Social Studies

William Moore – AFJROTC

Makayla Morillo – Math

Leni Nascimento – ESL

Zoe Pascual – Technology Education

Jessica Pauta – English

Penelope Peralta – Art

Benjamin Pereira – Theatre/Speech Arts

Jessica Pereira – AFJROTC

Ryan Perreault – English

Shannon Quinn – Social Studies

Christopher Reda – Business

Rosemary Redrovan – Business

Charlis Rodriguez – Physical Education

Dariana Rosario – English

Merline Ipina Salazar – Physical Education

Grant Salese – Science

Abigail Salka – Music

Alexander Sallisky – Science

Niandra Sanchez – Spanish

Daniel Sette – Math

Devansh Shukla – ESL

N’Deiye Tall – Science

Malik Thomas – Social Studies

Jordan Toribio – Theatre/Speech Arts

Baonghi Jolie Trinh – English

Nomar Uceta – English

Andrew Valente – Technology Education

Nicholas Veloso – Theatre/Speech Arts

Makeilah Venner – Social Studies