Archdiocese of Baltimore recognizes 2021 Distinctive Scholars May 5, 2021By Catholic Review Staff Catholic Review Filed Under: Feature, Local News, News, Schools The Archdiocese of Baltimore will recognize the 2021 Distinctive Scholars, the three top academic seniors from each of the 18 Catholic schools of the archdiocese, during a May 6 virtual event hosted by Archbishop Spalding High School in Severn. This year’s Distinctive Scholars are: Archbishop Curley High School, Baltimore: James Foreman, Ryan Peck, Zachary Sutherland Archbishop Spalding High School, Severn: Kelsey Gorgei, Olivia Paola, Micaela Ramos Murno Bishop Walsh School, Cumberland: Corwin Fisher, Blake Kessel, Ella Squires The Catholic High School of Baltimore: Abigail Baummer, Jenna Borowy, Megan Triplett Calvert Hall College High School, Towson: Brandon Nefferdorf, Benjamin Sontag, David Strauch Cristo Rey Jesuit High School, Baltimore: Corey Bowden, Day-Aisia Parker, Ashley Uroza St. Frances Academy, Baltimore: Jamon Dumas-Johnson, Javon Dumas-Johnson, Khyrie Staten The John Carroll School, Bel Air: Suoyi Feng, Delaney Hopkins, Lauren Kozera St. John’s Catholic Prep, Buckeystown: Megan Cunningham, Kevin “Jack” Guinan, Grace Rish Loyola Blakefield, Towson: Aidan Brehm, Peter Lukish, Aaron Joseph Ray St. Maria Goretti High School, Hagerstown: Luke Clement, Annie Didden, Nicholas Kornilow St. Mary’s High School, Annapolis: Kelani Chandler, Hope Davis, Patrick Hayburn Maryvale Preparatory School, Lutherville: Tsega Abebe, Emma Lynch, Tsamibika Rizas Mercy High School, Baltimore: Lucy Burnham, Olivia Hatcher, Hannah Kurtz Mount de Sales Academy, Catonsville: Emily Kosloski, Greta Lacey, Meredith Morse Mount St. Joseph High School, Baltimore: William Gunderson, Tyler Hockstra, Nolan Westlake Notre Dame Preparatory School, Towson: Joanna Jeyachandran, Megan Santamore, Grace Thrush Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Essex: Sidney Green, Gustavo Hernandez, Tamara Stanford Also see Faith, creativity and connection drive teacher of the year Catherine Kauffmann New leaders ready for 2026-27 academic year Catholic schools’ new year sees safety, security and budget impacts after school shooting Catholic schools are building for the future Why some Catholic schools are going low-tech in the age of AI USCCB’s education director reflects on Catholic school landscape as school year begins Copyright © 2021 Catholic Review Media Print
