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Hopwood promotes 307
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- A total of 307 students got promoted to high school at Hopwood Middle School. (Erwin Encinares)
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- Capayas
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- Cruz
A total of 307 Hopwood Middle School students were promoted to high school last Thursday at the campus grounds.
The class valedictorian, Jhanylin Marielle Cruz, plans to go to Marianas High School and ultimately become a pediatrician.
“I’d like to maybe one day be a part of Doctors Without Borders,” she said, while also expressing an interest in DWB, an international humanitarian nongovernmental organization that provides medical humanitarian support in war-torn countries.
“In general, I want to help them get better,” said Cruz. If the opportunity to serve the community arises, however, she assured that it would not be ignored.
Salutatorian Jenny Ann Capayas is both happy and proud of her awards. “I hope my family and friends are happy about it as well,” she said.
Like Cruz, Capayas also plans to attend MHS.
The Best in Math award went to Karen Li and Ryan Kang. The Best in Social Studies award went to Princess Hannah Batallones and Charline Ebreo. The Best in Science award went to Batallones and Victoria Dela Cruz. The best in Chamorro Carolinian Language and Heritage Studies award went to Dela Cruz and Kang, while the Best in Leadership went to Miguel Quiambao. The Best in English language arts award went to Cruz and Josephine Balbin, while the Best in Physical Education went to Dela Cruz. The best in CTE Computer Literacy award went to Ralph Villas, while the Best in CTE Agriculture went to Kang.
